Profession & craft museums in Argentina

The National Petroleum Museum is situated in the General Mosconi neighborhood of Comodoro Rivadavia, in the Chubut province of Argentina. This location is significant as it is the site of the historic Well No. 2, where the first state oil gush was discovered on December 13, 1907. The museum was built by YPF, the state oil company, and is considered one of the three largest in the world in terms of its content, alongside those in Russia and the United States.

The Argentine Penitentiary Museum Antonio Ballvé (MPA) is a unique institution that focuses on preserving, studying, and communicating the historical heritage of federal penitentiary activity. It provides a deep insight into the history of the Argentine penal system, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in history, criminology, or social justice.

The Rice Museum in San Salvador was inaugurated in 2007 under the 'Identidad Entrerriana' program. It is unique in its kind, being the first rice museum in all of America and the third in the world. This makes it a unique destination for those interested in the history and culture of rice cultivation.

One of the key features of the Port Museum of Ingeniero White is its Oral Stories Archive. This archive is considered one of the most important in Argentina, containing over 1100 interviews with various individuals such as cooks, dockworkers, and railway workers. These interviews provide a unique insight into the lives and experiences of the local community.