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Email: [mailto:museugaldinobicho@gmail.com museugaldinobicho@gmail.com]<br> | Email: [mailto:museugaldinobicho@gmail.com museugaldinobicho@gmail.com]<br> | ||
Website: [http://www.conhecendomuseus.com.br/extra/museu-galdino-bicho/ Galdino Bicho Museum]<br> | Website: [http://www.conhecendomuseus.com.br/extra/museu-galdino-bicho/ Galdino Bicho Museum]<br> | ||
Website #2 | Website #2: [http://itabi.infonet.com.br/museusemsergipe/modules/sections/index.php?op=viewarticle&artid=13 Museu Galdino bicho]<br> | ||
:The institute's museum, Galdino Bicho, brings true historical testimonies, with weapons, military objects from the army, colonial and prehistoric pieces. The museum exhibits various objects, many of them donated by the artist from Sergipe. In fact, the name of the museum is a tribute to the same Galdino Guttman Bicho (1885-1955). In more than one hundred years of history, the Historical and Geographic Institute of Sergipe - affectionately called 'A casa de Sergipe' - has a collection of about 50 thousand volumes between books and periodicals, most of which are with the history of Sergipe and mostly composed of donations. The institute is also composed of 19th and 20th century newspapers, most of which are digitalized and available on the institution's system. | :The institute's museum, Galdino Bicho, brings true historical testimonies, with weapons, military objects from the army, colonial and prehistoric pieces. The museum exhibits various objects, many of them donated by the artist from Sergipe. In fact, the name of the museum is a tribute to the same Galdino Guttman Bicho (1885-1955). In more than one hundred years of history, the Historical and Geographic Institute of Sergipe - affectionately called 'A casa de Sergipe' - has a collection of about 50 thousand volumes between books and periodicals, most of which are with the history of Sergipe and mostly composed of donations. The institute is also composed of 19th and 20th century newspapers, most of which are digitalized and available on the institution's system. | ||