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Archives and Libraries

Archives[edit | edit source]

Custodial Entities in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul (Entidades Custodiadoras no Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul)
Website: Custodial Entities in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul

Historical Archive of Campo Grande (Arquivo Historico de Campo Grande)
Rua Pedro Celestino, nº 1378 - Centro
Campo Grande MS 79002-371
Telephone: 55 67 3314-3687/9557
Email: arca.fundac@pmcg.ms.gov.br
Website: Historical Archive of Campo Grande
Website #2: Historical Archive of Campo Grande

State Public Archive of Mato Grosso do Sul (Arquivo Público do Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul)
Av. Fernando Corrêa da Costa 559 - Centro
Campo Grande MS 79002-820
Telephone: 55 67 3316-9167/3316-9139
Email: archivo@fcms.ms.gov.br
Email #2: archivopublicoms@gmail.com
Website: State Public Archive of Mato Grosso do Sul
Website #2: State Public Archive of Mato Grosso do Sul
Website #3: Arquivo Público Estadual de Mato Grosso do Sul

Libraries[edit | edit source]

State Library System of Mato Grosso do Sul (Sistema Estadual de Bibliotecas de Mato Grosso do Sul)
Avenida Fernando Corrêa da Costa, nº 559, 4ºandar, Memorial da Cultura e da Cidadania Centro
Campo Grande MS 79002-820
Telephone: 55 67 3316-9155
Email: sebp.ms@gmail.com
Website: State Library System of Mato Grosso do Sul

Central Library (Biblioteca Central)
Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul Foundation, Av. Costa e Silva, s / n - Universitário
Campo Grande MS 79070-900
Telephone: 55 67 3345-7174
Email: biblioteca.prograd@ufms.br
Website: Biblioteca Central da UFMS
Website #2: Central Library

Dr. Arlindo de Andrade Gomes Library (Biblioteca Dr. Arlindo de Andrade Gomes)
Avenida Mato Grosso, Bloco 13 - Parque dos Poderes
Campo Grande MS 79112-000
Telephone: 55 67 3314-7050
Email: eeadag@sed.ms.gov.br
Website: Dr. Arlindo de Andrade Gomes Library
Website #2: Arlindo De Andrade Gomes

Isaias Paim Public Library (Biblioteca Pública Isaias Paim)
Av. Fernando Corrêa da Costa, 559 – 2º Andar | Centro
Campo Grande MS 79004-311
Telephone: 55 67 3316-9161/3316-9175
Email: Biblioteca@fcms.ms.gov.br
Email #2: bibisaiaspaim@yahoo.com.br
Website: Isaias Paim Public Library
Website #2: Biblioteca Pública Estadual "Dr. Isaías Paim"
Website #3: Biblioteca Pública Estadual Isaías Paim

Municipal Public Library (Biblioteca Pública Municipal)
Rua Francisco Cândido Xavier, s/n, Horto Florestal
Campo Grande MS 79004-311
Telephone: 55 67 4042-1313/99215-9341
Email: biblioteca@sectur.campogrande.ms.gov.br
Website: Municipal Public Library
Website #2: Biblioteca Municipal de Campo Grande

UNIDERP Libraries (Bibliotecas da UNIDERP)
Campus I: Rua Ceará, 333 - Bairro Miguel Couto
Campo Grande MS
Campus III: Rua Alexandre Herculano, 1.400 - Parque dos Poderes
Telephone: 55 67 3324-7227
Website: Biblioteca Uniderp

For a long list of libraries in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, go to Libraries in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul.

Museums[edit | edit source]

MuArq - UFMS Archeology Museum (MuArq – Museu de Arqueologia da UFMS)
Avenida Fernando Correa da Costa, 559 – 1st floor
Telephone: 55 67 3321-5751
Email: searq.proece@ufms.br
Email #2: muarq.propp@ufms.br
Website: MuArq - UFMS Archeology Museum
Website #2: MuArq-UFMS
Website #3: Archeology Museum of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul - MuArq - UFMS
Website #4: UFMS Archeology Museum

Given the results of archaeological surveys conducted 20 years ago in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul by the Archaeological Research Laboratory team (LPA / DHI / CPAQ / UFMS), this unit motivated the creation in 2006, from the Archeology Museum of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (MuArq).

Museum of Cultures Don Bosco (Museu das Culturas Dom Bosco)
Avenida Afonso Pena 7000 - Cidade Jardim
Campo Grande MS 79040-010
Telephone: 55 67 3326-9788
Email: info@mcdb.org.br
Website: Museu das Culturas Dom Bosco
Website #2: Museu dom Bosco

The Museu dom Bosco was created in 1951 by Father Felix Zavattaro with a view to disseminating the culture of the Bororos Indians and other ethnic groups with which the Salesians were in contact. The cutting-edge glass and concrete space designed by the Italian architect Elvio Garabini brilliantly showcases a superb collection of Bororo, Xavante, Carajá and Moro objects. The museum also presents a magnificent collection of butterflies and stuffed animals from region.

Pantanal History Museum (Museu de História do Pantanal)
R. Manoel Cavassa, 275 – Porto Geral
Corumbá MS 79301-120
Telephone: 55 67 3232-0303
Email: muhpan@fbr.org.br
Website: Pantanal History Museum
Website #2: Museu de História do Pantanal
Website #3: Pantanal History Museum
Website #4: Museu de História do Pantanal (Pantanal History Museum)
Website #5: Pantanal History Museum
Website #6: Pantanal History Museum
Website #7: Museu de História do Pantanal - Muhpan
Website #8: Pantanal History Museum

The Museum of History of Pantanal interactively portrays the colonization of the largest floodplain biome of the planet, from prehistory to the mid-1990s. It is a charming place for those who enjoy antiquity and history. You are invited to take a historical tour through the permanent display of images and sounds that make you feel like you are really in Pantanal.

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

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 Website #3: [http://museus.cultura.gov.br/espaco/8537/ Archeology Museum of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul - MuArq - UFMS]<br>Website #4: [http://www.ms.gov.br/uma-viagem-ao-passado-no-museu-de-arqueologia-da-ufms/ UFMS Archeology Museum]
-:Given the results of archaeological surveys conducted 20 years ago in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul by the Archaeological Research Laboratory team (LPA / DHI / CPAQ / UFMS), this unit motivated the creation in 2006, from the Archeology Museum of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (MuArq).
+{{Block indent|Given the results of archaeological surveys conducted 20 years ago in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul by the Archaeological Research Laboratory team (LPA / DHI / CPAQ / UFMS), this unit motivated the creation in 2006, from the Archeology Museum of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (MuArq).}}
 '''Museum of Cultures Don Bosco''' (Museu das Culturas Dom Bosco)<br>Avenida Afonso Pena 7000 - Cidade Jardim<br>Campo Grande MS 79040-010<br>Telephone: 55 67 3326-9788<br>Email: [mailto:info@mcdb.org.br info@mcdb.org.br]<br>
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 Website #2: [https://travelguide.michelin.com/central-and-south-america/brazil/mato-grosso-do-sul/campo-grande/museu-dom-bosco Museu dom Bosco]
-:The Museu dom Bosco was created in 1951 by Father Felix Zavattaro with a view to disseminating the culture of the Bororos Indians and other ethnic groups with which the Salesians were in contact. The cutting-edge glass and concrete space designed by the Italian architect Elvio Garabini brilliantly showcases a superb collection of Bororo, Xavante, Carajá and Moro objects. The museum also presents a magnificent collection of butterflies and stuffed animals from region.
+{{Block indent|The Museu dom Bosco was created in 1951 by Father Felix Zavattaro with a view to disseminating the culture of the Bororos Indians and other ethnic groups with which the Salesians were in contact. The cutting-edge glass and concrete space designed by the Italian architect Elvio Garabini brilliantly showcases a superb collection of Bororo, Xavante, Carajá and Moro objects. The museum also presents a magnificent collection of butterflies and stuffed animals from region.}}
 '''Pantanal History Museum''' (Museu de História do Pantanal)<br>R. Manoel Cavassa, 275 – Porto Geral<br>Corumbá MS 79301-120<br>
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 Website #8: [http://museus.cultura.gov.br/espaco/8098/ Pantanal History Museum]
-:The Museum of History of Pantanal interactively portrays the colonization of the largest floodplain biome of the planet, from prehistory to the mid-1990s.  It is a charming place for those who enjoy antiquity and history. You are invited to take a historical tour through the permanent display of images and sounds that make you feel like you are really in Pantanal.
+{{Block indent|The Museum of History of Pantanal interactively portrays the colonization of the largest floodplain biome of the planet, from prehistory to the mid-1990s.  It is a charming place for those who enjoy antiquity and history. You are invited to take a historical tour through the permanent display of images and sounds that make you feel like you are really in Pantanal.}}
 For a list of museums in Brazil go to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_museums_in_Brazil List of museums in Brazil] in Wikipedia.
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