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Used as a residence for many years in 1871 and later as a girls art school and Monopoly warehouse from time to time Expropriated and repaired 1979 and opened as a museum in 1985 Artifacts are displayed in the halls in the basement of the museum, and ethnographic artifacts are displayed in the halls Upstairs, you can see the most outstanding examples of 19th century paintings in the upstairs rooms. The palace was opened as an ethnographic museum and managed to preserve the features of the ethnographic display from 1985 to 2008, in the museums ethnographic works department which contains 2802 ethnographic works; Artifacts such as mens and womens clothing, kitchen utensils, various weapons, wooden items, carpets, carpet weaving, manuscripts and banners dating back to the late times of the Ottoman Empire and the early years of the Republic, are displayed in the upstairs hall there is the Mirror Bellows, the famous horse carriage, made by The former mayor Selim Korkmaz, in addition to the ornate wooden doors, cupboard doors and candlesticks brought from the mosque, in the upper floor kitchen are displayed ceramic, ceramic, copper and wood kitchen utensils from the Seljuk, Ottoman and Republic periods, in the Islamic business hall there are pieces of the Kaaba cover, and tekki objects, and bronze objects such as the flag and candlesticks, in the first main room there are bed cushions, a barbecue, a large clock with legs, gramophones, rugs and rugs on the sofas, in the second headroom there is a member of the late nineteenth century brought from Yozgat High School, in the arms hall there are rifles Flintlocks in use in the 18th and 19th centuries, Montenegrin hand-made pistols, swords, and war materials on board In the bridal room, a copper bed, sewing machine, cribs, wooden boxes, carpets and handicrafts are displayed, in the antiquities department there are 1,648 artifacts, most of which are stone artifacts.
