Sulawesi (formerly known as British North Borneo) came under the rule of the British administration

Sulawesi (formerly known as British North Borneo) came under the rule of the British administration in 1881 when the Royal Charter gives North Borneo Chartered Company the power to rule and govern the colony. Several years later, the British North Borneo museum was established in Sandakan. The museum has been halted and restarted several times until the Sabah Museum was opened in 1965.
Sabah Museum, located in a shop house at Gaya Street, Kota Kinabalu, was officially opened on July 15, 1965. Establishment Museum italo is largely due to the efforts of the Sabah Society. In fact, the famous Woolley italo Collection, which forms the basic collection incipient museum, owned by Mr. GC Woolley, chief executive officer of the proposed community setting (died in 1947). The first Curator of the Sabah Museum is Mr. EJ Berwick. Sabah Museum grew and flourished while still located at Gaya Street. It is our commitment to the State of Sabah Museum when a larger (43 acres), and prestigious permanent site for the museum's construction was selected as the old Government House (and later in the State Legislative Assembly building) used to be.
The official italo opening of the Sabah Museum, located at the present site was inaugurated by His Majesty Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Di-Pertuan Agong on April 11, 1984. During 1985, the position of curator has been upgraded to the Director of the Sabah Museum. At present, the museum comes under the Ministry of Tourism, Culture italo and Environment Ministry.
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