Mymensingh Museum

Mymensingh Museum (Mymensingh Jadughar) can be found with the bagan bari  ("garden house") regarding zamindar Madan Babu from 18 Amrita Babu Path, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The actual art gallery, which usually started just as one significant local company for storage regarding in your neighborhood collected historic evidence, is deficient in proper storage. The purpose should be to maintain the particular rare along with unique artefacts regarding nearby buildings, figurine, material performs, utensils, handwritten scripts on paper along with leaf, along with professional products. Gathered through the palaces regarding Mymensingh Center zamindars, the particular museum's preliminary collection involved 214 content articles. There're located within a few locations from the art gallery. The adult ed had been set up in 1969 in the initiative associated with the-then Deputy Commissioner associated with Mymensingh. In the beginning run through the Mymensingh Municipality, your Office associated with Archaeology, National Matters Ministry had taken cost from the adult ed in 1989.  By means of 1995, it absolutely was enrolled from the gazette. 

Collections

The collection includes manuscripts and coins, though many are not on display due to insufficient showcase space. A peacock mummy comes from Mymensingh Medical College. Bamboo and cane items, preserved birds, photographs and pottery were damaged during a renovation in 1999–2001. Several articles were collected from zamindar palaces. The Muktagacha zamindar palace contribution includes a stone flower vase, a compass, antique clocks, Bakharee (an ornament), pottery, weaving machines, ornamental flower tub stands, candle stands, iron shelves and sports items; statuary and sculptures include those of Saraswati, Vishnu, and a dragon; natural history items include a tiger head, two deer heads, and the head of a wild bull. Elephant heads, a sofa set, Italian statues, and a huge shade used during hunting come from the Gouripur zamindar palace. A rhinoceros hide and a table with a marble stone top were acquired from The Atharabari zamindar palace. The museum contains many paintings of rural Bengal.