The Royal History Museum of Oyo State is more than a collection of artifacts. It is a living record of Yoruba royal heritage, rooted in the traditions of our monarchies and the strength of our people.
To protect, preserve and present the political, spiritual, and cultural history of the Yoruba people, starting with the royal legacies of Oyo State. We believe heritage should not fade with time. It should grow, reach new generations, and speak clearly across continents.
Direct collaboration with monarchs and elders.
High-quality documentation of heritage.
Connecting diaspora communities worldwide.
We work with palace elders, community historians, and artists to collect, document, and bring Yoruba royal stories to life through modern technology and community-driven research.
Oral interviews with monarchs and elders.
High-resolution records of palaces, regalia, and customs.
Virtual and physical exhibitions for public access.
Support for historians and cultural scholars.
To build a space, both physical and digital, where Yoruba people can see themselves, know their history, and carry it forward with pride. A home for remembrance and renewal.
Maintaining the highest standards in research, documentation, and presentation.
Ensuring accurate representation through direct collaboration with cultural keepers.
Making cultural heritage accessible to global audiences through innovative digital platforms.
A passionate group of historians, curators, and technologists dedicated to preserving Yoruba heritage.
This museum is a project of the Echoes of Heritage Foundation. Everything we do is shaped by community input, local knowledge, and real partnerships. We listen, we learn, and we act with care.
Preserving the royal legacies of Oyo State’s traditional monarchies for the world.
