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== Archives == | |||
'''National Archives of Suriname''' (Nationaal Archief van Suriname)<br>Doekhieweg 18a<br>Jagernath Lachmonstraat 174<br>Paramaribo, Suriname<br>Telephone: 430035<br> | '''National Archives of Suriname''' (Nationaal Archief van Suriname)<br>Doekhieweg 18a<br>Jagernath Lachmonstraat 174<br>Paramaribo, Suriname<br>Telephone: 430035<br> | ||
Fax: 430040<br>Email: nas@homeaffairs.gov.sr<br> | Fax: 430040<br>Email: nas@homeaffairs.gov.sr<br> | ||
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'''The Caribbean Memory Project'''<br>Website: [http://www.caribbeanmemoryproject.com/suriname-archives.html#/ The Caribbean Memory Project] | '''The Caribbean Memory Project'''<br>Website: [http://www.caribbeanmemoryproject.com/suriname-archives.html#/ The Caribbean Memory Project] | ||
:The Caribbean Memory Project (CMP) is the Caribbean’s first crowd-sourced cultural heritage research platform. It is designed to activate and engage the memory of cultural heritage among a mixed audience and to aid in counteracting the effects of erasure and forgetting occurring in a growing number of contemporary Caribbean communities. The CMP is motivated by enduring questions of citizenship and its related responsibilities—to a family, a community, a country—which are central to the conceptualization and sustainable enactment of Caribbean identity. | :The Caribbean Memory Project (CMP) is the Caribbean’s first crowd-sourced cultural heritage research platform. It is designed to activate and engage the memory of cultural heritage among a mixed audience and to aid in counteracting the effects of erasure and forgetting occurring in a growing number of contemporary Caribbean communities. The CMP is motivated by enduring questions of citizenship and its related responsibilities—to a family, a community, a country—which are central to the conceptualization and sustainable enactment of Caribbean identity. | ||
== Libraries == | |||
'''Bibliotheek Stichting Surinaams Museum'''<br>Commewijneweg 18<br>Paramaribo, Suriname<br> | '''Bibliotheek Stichting Surinaams Museum'''<br>Commewijneweg 18<br>Paramaribo, Suriname<br> | ||
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Telephone: 597 465-558 Ext 2260/597 464-547<br>Email: adekbib@uvs.edu<br> | Telephone: 597 465-558 Ext 2260/597 464-547<br>Email: adekbib@uvs.edu<br> | ||
== Museums == | |||
'''The Stichting Surinaams Museum'''<br>Abraham Crijnssenweg 1, Fort Zeelandia. Paramaribo, Suriname<br> | '''The Stichting Surinaams Museum'''<br>Abraham Crijnssenweg 1, Fort Zeelandia. Paramaribo, Suriname<br> | ||
Telephone: 597 425 871<br>Fax: 597 425 881<br>Email: [mailto:museum@cq-link.sr museum@cq-link.sr]<br> | Telephone: 597 425 871<br>Fax: 597 425 881<br>Email: [mailto:museum@cq-link.sr museum@cq-link.sr]<br> | ||
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[https://www.facebook.com/surinaamsmuseum/ Facebook]<br> | [https://www.facebook.com/surinaamsmuseum/ Facebook]<br> | ||
:The museum owns a large collection of ethnographical objects, which give a testimony on the cultural diversity of the Surinamese territory: the native Indians, the Maroons in the 17th century, the Europeans, Jews, Chinese, Indians, Javanese and Lebanese. The collections vary from ethnographic collections, archeology, art, colonial furniture and textiles to historical photographs. Considered as an ethnographic museum from a western point of view, the Museum prefers to describe itself as a cultural-historical museum. | :The museum owns a large collection of ethnographical objects, which give a testimony on the cultural diversity of the Surinamese territory: the native Indians, the Maroons in the 17th century, the Europeans, Jews, Chinese, Indians, Javanese and Lebanese. The collections vary from ethnographic collections, archeology, art, colonial furniture and textiles to historical photographs. Considered as an ethnographic museum from a western point of view, the Museum prefers to describe itself as a cultural-historical museum. | ||
[[Category:Suriname]][[Category:Suriname Archives and Libraries]] | [[Category:Suriname]][[Category:Suriname Archives and Libraries]] | ||
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