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Estimated that it was built in the late nineteenth century, it was used as a party building in the early years of the Republic. Ethnographic artifacts are displayed on the ground floor, works such as womens silver and pavonese jewelery, embroidered pockets, hand embroidery and mug envelopes, carved wooden calligraphy specimens, rifles, swords, bed scythes, pistols, embroidered womens clothing, and traditional hand embroidery. On the upper floor are works by Ataturk, and rooms designed as traditional Denizli homes. The room in which Ataturk stayed during his visit to Denizli, was designed as a study room, and there is a sofa, desk and glass cupboard with pictures of Ataturk and glassware taken in Denizli. The other room, Ataturks bedroom, showcases a bed, an ottoman, a phone and a mirrored wardrobe.
