Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum
Ben Tre Museum

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Price: Free

Phone: (0275) 3823 580

Time to visit a place: 120 phút

Open Time: 7:00 AM - Close Time: 5:00 PM

Email: bt.svhttdl@bentre.gov.vn

Address: 146 duong Hung Vuong, phuong An Hoi, thanh pho Ben Tre Phường An Hội, Thành phố Bến Tre, Tỉnh Bến Tre

Ben Tre Museum was originally the Conservation - Museum department of the Ben Tre Provincial Culture and Information Department, established in March 1976. Initially, the department had only a few staff, almost nothing in terms of facilities, and warehouses. It does not contain artifacts, the main task is to collect artifacts, organize displays and photo exhibitions to serve holidays, New Year or conferences organized by the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People's Committee,... On October 26, 1981, the Provincial People's Committee issued Decision No. 1564/QD-UBND to establish the Museum, assigning the house formerly known as the "Provincial Governor's Palace" as a place to display artifacts and the headquarters of the Provincial People's Committee. Museum. At the same time, with the attention of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee and the direction of the industry, many training courses for professional conservation and museum staff have been sent for training at the University of Literature. Ho Chi Minh City; At the same time, the unit received a number of students from Ho Chi Minh City University, the museum's professional team gradually developed; Facilities are gradually invested in to overcome initial difficulties. After receiving the "Province's Palace" (during the French period, it ... View more

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Ben Tre Museum was originally the Conservation - Museum department of the Ben Tre Provincial Culture and Information Department, established in March 1976. Initially, the department had only a few staff, almost nothing in terms of facilities, and warehouses. It does not contain artifacts, the main task is to collect artifacts, organize displays and photo exhibitions to serve holidays, New Year or conferences organized by the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People's Committee,...
On October 26, 1981, the Provincial People's Committee issued Decision No. 1564/QD-UBND to establish the Museum, assigning the house formerly known as the "Provincial Governor's Palace" as a place to display artifacts and the headquarters of the Provincial People's Committee. Museum. At the same time, with the attention of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee and the direction of the industry, many training courses for professional conservation and museum staff have been sent for training at the University of Literature. Ho Chi Minh City; At the same time, the unit received a number of students from Ho Chi Minh City University, the museum's professional team gradually developed; Facilities are gradually invested in to overcome initial difficulties.
After receiving the "Province's Palace" (during the French period, it was the Consultation Palace), Ben Tre Museum carried out restoration and embellishment but still maintained the current state of Western artistic architecture, mistakenly claiming to preserve historical evidence. colonial and imperialist invasions, residence and work of the "strategic intelligence officer" of the Armed Forces Heroic Party Pham Ngoc Thao in the years 1960-1962 as Governor of Kien Hoa province, and at the same time Use for long-term permanent display.
In 1997, the showroom continued to be repaired, upgraded, improved in form, adjusted in content, created a new look, and opened to welcome visitors. The showroom is divided into 6 rooms with an area of ​​700m2, including 1 ground floor and 1 floor. Ground floor (3 rooms): display content by theme: Country and people of Ben Tre; patriotic movements of the people of Ben Tre in the early twentieth century; The revolutionary struggle of the people of Ben Tre since the Party leadership and Ben Tre started on January 17, 1960. Upper floor (3 rooms): display content: Ben Tre people's resistance war against the US to save the country from 1961 to the Great Victory in Spring 1975.
Besides, to meet the needs of serving the people of Ben Tre regarding the province's economic, cultural, social and national defense and security achievements since the day the South was completely liberated until now. The Provincial People's Committee invested in the construction of an achievement exhibition house, which started construction on May 10, 2000 and was put into use on September 18, 2003, and the archive of artifacts also began to take shape. In parallel with the start of construction of the achievement exhibition house, the Museum gathered staff and employees to collect documents, materials, images, artifacts and develop an exhibition outline. In 2005 and 2006, the Museum coordinated with the Fine Arts Company, under the Ministry of Culture and Information, to complete the display and put it into service.
On June 5, 1999, based on Decision No. 24/QD-VHTT of the Department of Culture and Information on unit merger and staff mobilization. The museum took over the park management department and assigned the additional function of managing the entire park in Ben Tre Town (now Ben Tre City). By 2004, this department was transferred to the management of Ben Tre Urban Construction Company.

The Museum has also actively advised the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Provincial People's Committee to prepare documents requesting recognition of 6 provincial-level relics and request recognition from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. 13 national relics. In 2010, implementing Decree No. 13 of the Prime Minister, Regulations on operation and organization of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism. In January 2011, the Provincial People's Committee decided to separate the relics department of the Museum to establish a relics management board under the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
In parallel, with the achieved results, the field of archaeological excavations has also demonstrated the efforts of the museum staff, the close coordination between the Museum and the Vietnam Institute of Archeology to investigate, Exploration and excavation of Ba Vat Site, Giong Noi Site, and An Phong Site. In particular, Giong Noi Site, after opening the Museum, organized scientific reporting conferences and scientific seminars attended by many scientists and archaeologists and had many presentations. At the same time, publishing a scientific magazine about the Giong Noi site with historical value has resonated domestically and archeologically around the world.

The achievements of Ben Tre Museum are the combined result of the guidelines, policies and investment attention of the Provincial Party Committee and Provincial People's Committee; The active help of many organizations and individuals in the province, fellow museums and above all the efforts and enthusiasm of museum staff and employees in constantly learning and improving their expertise. grasp scientific knowledge, have the spirit of serving the cause of scientific propaganda, preserving and promoting the province's cultural heritage.

II. NHỮNG BƯỚC PHÁT TRIỂN         

Board of Directors through periods:
    - Comrade Doan Van Ro (Doan Tam) - Head of Conservation Department - Museum (March 1976 to 1983)
    - Comrade Nguyen Van Tran (Hai Nguyen) - Director (December 15, 1982 - March 2985)
    - Comrade Huynh Van Ro (Tu Thang) - District Director (March 1985 - May 1989)
    - Comrade Doan Van Ro (Doan Tam) - Director (June 1989 - February 2002)
    - Comrade Nguyen Tan Nghia - District Director (March 2002 - June 2004)
    - Comrade Nguyen Chi Hieu - Director (July 2004 - November 2010)
    - Comrade Lu Van Hoi - Director (January 2011 - October 2016)
    - Comrade Pham Thanh Lam - Director (November 2016 to present)
    - Comrade Pham Thi Lan - Deputy Director (1991 - 2013)
    - Comrade Huynh Van Gioi - Deputy Director (June 1999 - January 2011)
1. Team of officials and employees
The development of the Museum staff is closely linked to the development process of the unit. From only a few officers initially formed, without professional training courses, and with difficult facilities, now the majority of officers have been trained and improved their expertise at universities. . In general, the team of professional staff is increasingly supplemented and diversified in number and expertise. Besides, the love for the job and enthusiasm to overcome many challenges bring high efficiency in work. The museum organizes and assigns full operations according to functions with departments and divisions. Although each stage, each leader has the ability and strategy to develop with the conditions and reality to create development steps, each officer, employee and employee is attached and has contributions. to create strength for the ever-growing Museum.
2. Professional aspects of work
          2.1. Research and collection work
Research and collection of artifacts is identified as one of the most important stages of the museum. Because artifacts are witnesses of history, expressing and affirming the cultural vitality of a land. Although specific and detailed plans have not been made, the policy of collecting artifacts has been determined, considering the collection as the beginning of the Museum's activities and this is also a thorough activity for the formation process. become and develop.

In the early stages of its formation, the artifacts collected mainly belonged to the theme of revolutionary history and folk cultural artifacts. Collecting work at this stage is still purely professional and not yet highly scientific in nature. Creating scientific records for artifacts is still relatively simple. Artifacts are brought back mainly from collection sources at the base and sources received by historical witnesses who voluntarily contribute such as: weapons of all kinds from our own and from the enemy, military equipment, and military equipment of soldiers. liberation army, images in the resistance war, certificates of merit, reports, leaflets and folk artifacts used in family activities,...
With efforts, not afraid of difficulties, and closely following the bases in remote areas, the team of collectors is becoming more and more mature, the collection work is carried out relatively scientifically, the collectors from actualization to gradual completion of professional knowledge. The collection focuses on revolutionary history, ethnology, socio-economic achievements, national defense and security, documents of Party Congresses, etc., and especially conducts investigations and organizes excavations. Excavation of archaeological sites and artifacts to supplement the facility's increasingly rich, diverse, and highly valuable collections.

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