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The museum was designed by Architect Terrelli in 1955 and used as a Municipal Services Building and continued in this function until 2011, opened to visitors as the City Museum of Tire. In the museum there is the city market where traditional handicrafts are displayed, in the exhibition areas where the things donated by the inhabitants of Tire are presented (they are not collected by way of purchase) and there is a 3D cinema, an exhibition and conference hall with a capacity of 236 people, and a building only as an archive and memory of the city, and a district Thematic display, and the City Shop where featured samples of handicrafts are sold. Agricultural tools from past to present are displayed in open display areas in the museums garden. It was designed as a living museum. While handicrafts such as weaving, blister weaving, copperwork, pool drawing, felt making, saddle making, clog making and quilt making were also produced.
