Amapá Archives and Libraries

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Brazil

State of Amapá

Archives and Libraries

Archives

Custodial Entities in the State of Amapá (Entidades Custodiadoras no Estado do Amapá)
Website: Custodial Entities in the State of Amapá

State Public Archive of Amapá (Arquivo Público Estadual do Amapá)
Avenida Piauí, 673 - Pacoval
Macapá AP 68900-000
Telephone: 55 96 3225-0100
Email: gab.secult@secult.ap.gov.br
Website: State Public Archive of Amapá

Libraries

Amapá State Library System (Sistema Estadual de Bibliotecas do Amapá)
Rua São José, nº 1.800 Centro
Macapá AP 68900-110
Telephone: 55 96 99200-7314/98119-6008
Email: bpeel.ap.gov@gmail.com
Email #2: josepastana.ap@gmail.com
Website: Amapá State Library System

Binational Library Campus Oiapoque Unifap (Biblioteca Binacional Campus Oiapoque Unifap)
BR - 156, nº 3051, Bairro Universidade
Avenida Coaracy Nunes
Oiapoque AP 68980-000
Email: oiapoque@unifap.br
Website: Oiapoque Binational Library
Website #2: Biblioteca Binacional Campus Oiapoque Unifap

Castro Alves Municipal Public Library (Biblioteca Pública Municipal Castro Alves)
Rua Guarani, s / n, Centro
Amapá AP 68480-000
Telephone: 55 96 3421-1567
Website: Castro Alves Municipal Public Library
Website #2: Castro Alves Municipal Public Library

Pracuúba Municipal Public Library (Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Pracuúba)
Antenor Moura Street
Amapá AP 68918-000
Telephone: 55 96 3421-1567
Website: Pracuúba Municipal Public Library
Website #2: Pracuúba Municipal Public Library

Public Library Prof. Elcy Lacerda (Biblioteca Pública Elcy Lacerda)
Rua São José, 1800
Macapá AP 68900-110
Telephone: 55 96 3212-5119
Email: josepastana.ap@gmail.com
Website: Biblioteca Pública Elcy Lacerda
Website #2: Public Library of the State of Amapá (Elcy Lacerda)

Tartarugalzinho Municipal Public Library (Biblioteca Pública Municipal De Tartarugalzinho)
Av. Mãe Verônica, 382, Centro
Tartarugalzinho AP 68990-000
Telephone: 55 96 3422-1171
Website: Tartarugalzinho Municipal Public Library
Website #2: Tartarugalzinho Municipal Public Library

For a long list of public libraries in the State of Amapá, go to Public Libraries in the State of Amapá.

Museums

Centro de Pesquisas Museologicas Sacaca Museum
Avenida Feliciano Coelho 1.509
Macapa AP 68901-025
Website: Centro de Pesquisas Museologicas Sacaca Museum

Museu Sacaca is an open air museum portraying the origins and customs of the Amazonian people, typical indigenous life near a river. It’s named after a great connoisseur of natural herbs so there is a pharmacy on site, as well, where you can purchase all sorts of pure medicines.

Joaquim Caetano da Silva Museum (Museu Histórico Joaquim Caetano da Silva)
Av. Mario Cruz, 0376 - Central
Macapá AP 68900-740
Telephone: 55 96 3212-5120
Website: Museu Histórico Joaquim Caetano da Silva
Website #2: Museu Histórico Joaquim Caetano da Silva
Website #3: Joaquim Caetano da Silva Museum

This museum is in a typical 19th-century building and features exhibits on archaeological finds in the area, principally ceramic pieces created by the pre-Columbian Maracá and Cunani peoples. Historic photographs give a sense of what the area has looked like since the 19th century.

Kuahí Museum of the Indigenous Peoples of Oiapoque
Website: Kuahí Museum of the Indigenous Peoples of Oiapoque
Website #2: Kuahí Museum

The initiative behind the museum’s creation came from four ethnic groups living in the extreme north of Brazil, on the border with French Guiana: Palikur, Galibi Kali’na, Karipuna and Galibi Marworno. In development since the late 1990s, the space was born in 2007 aiming to give visibility to indigenous culture and to act as a center of reference, memory, documentation and research for the indigenous people of the region.

For a list of museums in Brazil go to List of museums in Brazil in Wikipedia.