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It was built before 1871, this historic palace, which was restored by the Ministry of Culture in 1979, was opened to visitors as an ethnographic museum in 1985. Many ethnographic artifacts and local clothing of the inhabitants of the area on the first floor of the two-storey palace, on the second floor various items for daily use are displayed, especially kitchen utensils, the museum contains 4000 works in total and nearly 1000 of these works are displayed, In the ethnographic works section of the museum, various items and clothing belonging to the period from the late Ottoman period to the early Ottoman period are displayed, in the upper floor hall, there is a blower mirror, or horse carriage, made by the former mayor Selim Korkmaz, kitchen utensils from the Seljuk, Ottoman and Republic periods, There are religious objects of great importance, such as a piece of the covering of the Kaaba, a dervish lodge, candlesticks, rugs, rugs and many other important everyday items are also displayed on the same floor.
