The Museum of Sugar (in Brazilian Portuguese: Museu do Açúcar) was a museum devoted to the history of the . It was envisioned by Gil de Methódio Maranhão and created on August 3, 1960 by Resolution 1745 of the (IAA). The Sugar Museum and its holdings were acquired by the Joaquim Nabuco Institute for Social Research, which is now the . The museum and all its patrimony were transferred to the Institute through Law nº 6.456 on 26 October 1977. The museum became the Joaquim Nabuco Foundation's , where the archives from the sugar museum are held.
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| - El Museo del Azúcar (original en portugués brasileño: Museu do Açúcar) fue un museo dedicado a la historia de la industria azucarera en Brasil. Fue concebido por Gil de Methódio Maranhão y creado el 3 de agosto de 1960 por la Resolución 1745 del Instituto de Azúcar y Alcohol (IAA).
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- The Museum of Sugar (in Brazilian Portuguese: Museu do Açúcar) was a museum devoted to the history of the . It was envisioned by Gil de Methódio Maranhão and created on August 3, 1960 by Resolution 1745 of the (IAA). The Sugar Museum and its holdings were acquired by the Joaquim Nabuco Institute for Social Research, which is now the . The museum and all its patrimony were transferred to the Institute through Law nº 6.456 on 26 October 1977. The museum became the Joaquim Nabuco Foundation's , where the archives from the sugar museum are held. (en)
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| - El Museo del Azúcar (original en portugués brasileño: Museu do Açúcar) fue un museo dedicado a la historia de la industria azucarera en Brasil. Fue concebido por Gil de Methódio Maranhão y creado el 3 de agosto de 1960 por la Resolución 1745 del Instituto de Azúcar y Alcohol (IAA). La primera exposición fue en Río de Janeiro en la sede de IAA. El museo fue reubicado en Recife el 30 de enero de 1961 y en su propio edificio como la exhibición O Açúcar eo Homem (El azúcar y el hombre) en octubre de 1963. El museo fue diseñado por Carlos Antônio Falcão Correia Lima en el barrio de Casa Forte. El paisajismo fue planeado por el agrónomo Dárdano de Andrade Lima. Aloísio Magalhães organizó plantaciones de caña de azúcar en un diseño con una piedra de molino vertical de la plantación de Vila da Rainha en Río de Janeiro y una piedra de molino horizontal de la plantación de Camaragibe en Pernambuco. El museo adquirió una extensa colección de recuerdos y artefactos. Se organizaron conferencias y cursos y se publicó la Revista do Museu do Açúcar (Revista del Museo del Azúcar) desde 1968 hasta 1973. Los autores de los artículos incluyeron a José Antônio Gonsalves de Mello, Ariano Suassuna, Fernando Pio y Jayme Griz. El Museo del Azúcar y sus propiedades fueron adquiridos por el Instituto Joaquim Nabuco de Investigación Social, que ahora es la Fundación Joaquim Nabuco. El museo y todo su patrimonio fueron transferidos al Instituto mediante la Ley nº 6.456 el 26 de octubre de 1977. El museo se convirtió en el de la Fundación Joaquim Nabuco, donde se guardan los archivos del museo.
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- The Museum of Sugar (in Brazilian Portuguese: Museu do Açúcar) was a museum devoted to the history of the . It was envisioned by Gil de Methódio Maranhão and created on August 3, 1960 by Resolution 1745 of the (IAA). The first exhibition was in Rio de Janeiro at IAA headquarters. The museum was relocated to Recife on January 30, 1961 and into its own building as the O Açúcar e o Homem (Sugar and Man) exhibit in October 1963. The museum was designed by in the Casa Forte neighbourhood. The landscaping was planned by agronomist . organized sugarcane plantings in a design with a vertical mill-stone from the Vila da Rainha Plantation in Rio de Janeiro and a horizontal mill-stone from the Camaragibe Plantation in Pernambuco. The museum acquired an extensive collection of memorabilia and artifacts. Conferences and courses were hosted and the Revista do Museu do Açúcar (Museum of Sugar Magazine) was published from 1968 until 1973. Authors of articles included José Antônio Gonsalves de Mello, Ariano Suassuna, Fernando Pio, and Jayme Griz. The Sugar Museum and its holdings were acquired by the Joaquim Nabuco Institute for Social Research, which is now the . The museum and all its patrimony were transferred to the Institute through Law nº 6.456 on 26 October 1977. The museum became the Joaquim Nabuco Foundation's , where the archives from the sugar museum are held. (en)
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