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경기도박물관
  • Visit
    • Plan your visit
    • Group visit
    • Space
    • G-Museum shop
    • Facilities
    • Getting here
  • Exhibitions
    • Permanent exhibitions
    • Special exhibitions
    • Exhibits online
  • Learning&Program
  • Collection
    • Collection database
    • Donation
  • Research
    • Publication
    • Video
    • Materials
  • Notice
    • Notice
    • News
    • Q&A
    • Press release
  • Collection

    • Visit
    • Exhibitions
    • Learning&Program
    • Collection
    • Research
    • Notice
  • Donation

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    • Donation

Donation

Your past becomes the present and future of Gyeonggi Province.

Since its establishment in 1996, Gyeonggi Province Museum has remained committed to collecting and conserving various artifacts related to the history and culture of Gyeonggi Province. Donated items go through scientific conservation treatment
and are kept in our safe storage units. Through display and research, their significant values have been shared with many people.
Donations, which account for about half of our current collection, not only served as the impetus for the establishment of the Museum but also play a critical part in our collection. We will continue to strive to acquire, conserve, and pass
down artifacts related to the Province to fulfill our role of a leading museum in Gyeonggi Province. We look forward to your continued interest and participation.

  • What to Donate

    • Artifacts or materials related to the history and culture of Gyeonggi Province
  • How to Donate

    • Submit a letter of intention
      - Phone, e-mail, or in-person visit
      - Provide guidance and examine the item
    • Review the donated item
      - Hold the Gift Review Committee
      - Determine whether to accept the item based on the review and inform the donor
    • Fill out an application
      - Fill out and submit an application for donation
    • Acquire the item
    • Complete the donation
      - Issue a Deed of Gift and register in the Museum’s collection
  • Donation Restrictions

    • The Museum does not accept any item
      - If doubts exist about how the donor has come to own the item or the donor’s ownership;
      - If the item is considered to have no value as cultural heritage;
      - If the donor presents unacceptable conditions.
  • How We Manage Donated Items

    • Register in the Museum’s permanent collection
    • Restore and repair items in urgent need of conservation treatment
    • Publish a research book on the collective items donated from families of the same clan, such as old documents and books, according to their significance
    • Apply for the designation of items of significance as national and provincial cultural heritage
  • How We Honor Donors

    • Present a Deed of Gift and an appreciation plaque
      - Permanently display the donor’s name in the gallery
      - Invite donors to major events such as opening ceremonies of special exhibitions
      - Disclose donors and donated items on the Museum website
      - Hold a special exhibition for major donors
      - For portrait donations, upon the donor’s request, make and award copy to the donor free of charge
  • Donation Application and Inquiry

    If you indicate your intention to donate by phone, mail, or e-mail, we will contact you.

    Download the donation application form

    • Person in charge: Gyeonggi Province Museum Donation Manager
    • Contact: 031-288-5353 / E-mail: gmuseum@ggcf.or.kr
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Gyeonggi Province Museum / (17072)6 sanggal-ro, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, 17068 Korea
TEL 031-288-5300 / GUIDE 031-288-5400 / FAX: 031-288-5339

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