History has a unique way of teaching us important lessons, and sometimes, it’s the stories of the past that shape our understanding of the present. […]
We are pleased to announce that the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board (GMMB) is implementing a revised structure for entrance fees to its museums and […]
The National Museum Gallery which was closed for refurbishment in 2015 is officially open to the public. Gracing the reopening was His Excellency Nana Addo […]
The Asante culture is an ancient culture, containing many mysterious elements whose origins remain obscure. One of such elements is the Asante Traditional Buildings, whose […]
In 1796 the first European coins notably the ackey and the taku were introduced into West Africa. Between 1912 and 1913 the West African currency […]
The Nalerigu Defence Wall is the remains of the Naa Jaringa Walls, which lie under a grove of trees. The wall is located in Nalerigu […]
Ghanaian stools are often wooden seat usually resting on a single pedestal or two legs. They are used for sitting and also to represent the […]
The Larabanga Mosque is popularly referred to as the ‘Mecca of West Africa’, because of its rich historical and architectural values. The dimensions of the […]
The Asante culture is an ancient culture, containing many mysterious elements whose origins remain obscure. One of such elements is the Asante Traditional Buildings, whose […]
Ghana Museums and Monuments Board invites all to celebrate International Museum Day 2020, May 18. International Museum Day (IMD) is an international day held annually […]