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The museum first began operating in 1926, and it is a medical school belonging to the Anatolian Seljuk period. It is estimated that it was built in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Artifacts, finds from the Late Chalcolithic, jewelry, ornaments, terracotta jugs, terracotta decorations, oil lamps, Roman period glassware, crosses and seals from the Eastern Roman period are on display. There is copper industry, blacksmithing, weaving, textiles, carpets, rugs, clothing, men’s and women’s jewelry, lighting fixtures, door handles, guns, gunpowder pots, Turkish bath and kitchen utensils that reflect the way of life and culture of the people. Arrangement materials dating from the Ottoman era, manuscripts, writing collections, antiques from the Christian era and the oldest Qur’ans belong to the Danishmentliler period. In the front garden at the entrance to the museum. There are stone work from the Roman period and tombstones from the Eastern Roman and Islamic periods.
