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It was built in 1419. Artifacts from the Seljuk and Ottoman periods are displayed in the museum. In the largest room, artifacts made of glass, tiles, wood and metal are displayed, and in the other room firearms, sharp and piercing weapons, and mens clothes, and in the small room, womens jewelry and womens clothing are displayed. In addition to a total of 1,121 works; The coins of Islamic countries are arranged chronologically, and there are hand-written Qur’ans, writing tools, licenses, copper household items, carpets and rugs. In the semi-open pavilion, cubes of Turkmen tents, Seljuk and Ottoman eras, Islamic tombstones and stone tracery pieces in the garden are presented to visitors.
