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We preserve, research, and catalogue Ghana's documentary heritage — safeguarding manuscripts, records, and oral testimony, and authenticating the evidence that carries them, for generations still to come.
CMHG exists to salvage, manage and promote the significance of documentary heritage, and cultural heritage materials of enduring value for proper stewardship — discovering what has been written, spoken, and stored, and authenticating in accordance with governing legislations.
Safeguarding manuscripts, records, and oral testimony against loss, decay, and disorder.
Contract search for families, traditional authorities, and other institutions — unearthing archival data on demand in analogue and digital format. Discovering written and oral histories, and cataloguing and digitising them into a well-organised system to aid service delivery.
Bringing Ghana's history and cultural heritage into public life, where it can be seen, used, and understood.
Six specialist services — from preservation and digitisation to promotion and secure storage.
Authenticity, examined — how we tell a true record from a forged one.
Exhibitions, talks, and gatherings that bring Ghana's heritage to the people it belongs to.
Tell us about the records, stories, or collections you'd like to preserve, research, or authenticate.