The painter Smogy Győző endeavored something unparalleled in the 1970's. He roamed the country and did drawings of all Hungarian occupied villages from the top of hills, churches and houses. The phantastic work is done and can only be seen at our exhibition with the amendment of the artist.

The Sajó Sándor memorial exhibition honors the poet who wrote about the trauma of Trianon, just like Reményik Sándor, in the 1920's. The family heritage of Sajó Sándor including original documents and poems amazingly survived in a cellar in Buda.

As part of the Treaty of Trianon Museum the visitors enter a middle class enterieur from the beginning of the century. In addition to furniture and related items, relics in connection with the irredentist musical movement are on display . Beside the wind and percussion instruments, a few contemporary music rarities are also to be seen.