“…Initially, it served as the headquarters of the Press and Propaganda Department (DIP in Portuguese) and, in July 1946, it became a museum. This building is part of the administrative complex of Goiânia and was listed as State Architectural and Historical Heritage by Decreet-Law n. 4943, of August 31, 1998, then listed by IPHAN in 2002 [52]. The museum has various collections related to the region of Goiás, such as: mineral geology, fauna, archeology, documentary, architecture, chemistry, manufactured industry, fossils, flora, agriculture, livestock, anthropology and indigenous people of Goiás [53].…”