The Presidente Prudente Museum receives support from Terra Parque

The Presidente Prudente Museum, "Prefeiro Antônio Sandoval Netto" Historical Archive, underwent a historical revitalization, becoming one of the main tourist attractions in the region. Since the 1990s, this museum has played a fundamental role in the preservation and dissemination of local cultural heritage. However, over the years, the need for internal revitalization became evident, leading to its first major internal renovation since then.

This modernization process included air conditioning, proper lighting, and the repositioning of objects, among other improvements, transforming it into a place worthy of contemporary museums.

The crucial support from Terra Parque Eco Resort was essential in making the revitalization of the Presidente Prudente Museum a reality. This not only helps preserve the rich local history but also drives social and economic development in the region. The renovation will not only provide an enriching experience for visitors but also attract tourists, contributing to local economic growth.

In addition to the new intuitive and informative exhibition design, the museum will feature rotating and commemorative exhibitions, including one dedicated to Terra Parque Eco Resort. These dynamic exhibitions will enhance the visitor experience and celebrate the history and culture of the region.

The renovation was made possible thanks to the support of Terra Parque Eco Resort, state agreements, and the Council of Architecture, as well as contributions from the private sector. This collaboration underscores the importance of joining forces to preserve local history and create an educational space for everyone.

Sandra Yokota, co-owner of Terra Parque Eco Resort, emphasizes: "Contributing to the revitalization of the Presidente Prudente Museum is a privilege. It not only preserves our history but also invests in the future of the region. We hope this renovation inspires everyone to explore our cultural heritage and contribute to the development of our community."

The revitalization of the Prefeiro Antônio Sandoval Netto Museum is a testament to the commitment of the community and the private sector to preserve and promote local history. With its new lease on life, the museum continues to be a beacon of knowledge and culture, attracting visitors and enriching the appreciation of the rich heritage of Western São Paulo.