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Built as a house in 1388 in the name of the mother of Sultan Murad I, it is one of the best examples of 14th century Ottoman architecture and has an inverted T-plan. The museum was used as a warehouse in the era of the Republic. It was opened to visitors as a museum in 1960. Archaeological remains are displayed in the museums garden. These include the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods, coffins, gravestones, inscriptions, food jars, Islamic tombstones, artifacts from prehistoric, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine times, jewelry and coins and from 11 to 14. Ceramic items of the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries.
