Huanggang Museum Review

The scale of the museum is not large, and the richness of the collection is slightly higher than that of Zibo. It is a pity that the Huangguo Historical Exhibition Hall is closed and not open, and the historical display stops in Sui and Tang Dynasties. The cultural exhibition design behind is very unique, and the ancient Huangzhou Mansion is the crown of the culture of the land.

Huanggang City Museum is the largest comprehensive museum in Huanggang District, and the traffic is relatively convenient. If you are interested, visit Zibo in the morning and Huangbo in the afternoon. At present, Huangbo is a national second-level museum, and the level is still barely passed. The museum is mainly divided into four major parts: Huanggang Historical Exhibition Hall (Neolithic-North and South Dynasties), Huanggang Culture and Celebrity Hall, Huanggang Modern History Hall, Huanggang Red Revolution Hall, etc. The venue is not very large, the collection is not rich, and the exhibition is generally the same. When I went to the first exhibition hall, the Huangguo History Exhibition Hall was closed, so I had to start from the second exhibition hall. The entire historical exhibition hall is more like a accumulation of cultural relics, and there is no detailed introduction of the story behind the cultural relics. The time period is a simple Baidu encyclopedia, indicating that the curation level is limited. Huanggang Culture and Fame Hall gave me a surprise. The whole environment design is very interesting and you can take pictures. Here, some collections from the Ming and Qing Dynasties are mainly displayed, introducing the ancient imperial examination culture and academy culture in Huanggang, which is the crown of Hubei. The third floor is mainly the modern history of Huanggang, and it is also a history of Huanggang education and the history of the Red Revolution. There are not many points to see, and the overall tour is about 1 hour.

As a Huanggang person, you can learn about Huanggang's history through the museum, from the first floor to the third floor, from prehistoric to Ming and Qing Dynasties, and understand the history of Huanggang for thousands of years. The museum is small but concentrated in feelings, suitable for taking children. Closed on Mondays, free visits for the rest of the time, parking is also very convenient

For a long time, Huanggang Museum has undertaken the investigation, exploration and excavation of underground cultural relics in the city. In cooperation with the national and local economic construction, especially in the major projects such as Beijing-Jiuzhou Railway, Wuma Expressway, Wuying Expressway and Wuhe Railway, a large number of cultural relics have been done to protect, and hundreds of precious cultural relics with high value have been excavated. It is worth recommending!

Huanggang Museum is located at No. 110 Mingzhu Avenue, Huangzhou District, Huanggang City, Hubei Province. The building area is about 12,000 square meters and the display area is about 4,200 square meters. It is a local comprehensive museum.[1] In November 1976, the Huanggang Regional Museum was officially established. [1] In May 2010, the new museum of Huanggang City officially opened. On September 22, 2012, the new museum of Huanggang City officially opened. [7] As of January 2022, according to the official website of Huanggang Museum, the collection has 42,185 pieces (sets), of which 19 pieces (sets) of first-class cultural relics, 27 pieces (sets) of second-class cultural relics, and 1240 pieces (sets) of third-class cultural relics.

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A municipal museum, you can go see it if you haven't been there

Huanggang Museum, Huangzhou District, Huanggang City, Hubei Province, 110 Mingzhu Avenue, the construction area is about 12,000 square meters, the display area is about 4,200 square meters. It is a local comprehensive museum. There are 42,185 pieces (sets), of which 19 pieces (sets) of first-class cultural relics, 27 pieces (sets) of second-class cultural relics, and 1240 pieces (sets) of third-class cultural relics.