There are pageants, pictures, prepared birds and scene with a nerd catching a bird. The following is written underneath: "A ruthless law of nature: one of the animals have to perish so that the other stays alive."

The unused aqua tower was an ideal solution for an exhibition of well history. The exhibition's success can be put down to the skillful 'erection of the circular shaped building. The wells are displayed in various groups, the history of which is demonstrated through photographs and documents (of shaddofs, wheeled wells, artesian wells, aqua towers, etc.). Small items are also placed among the tableous. The space above the tableous is covered by photographs and paintings.

There is interesting information to learn at this well: first we may learn what the difference is between the sunken well and the wrought well. We may also learn that the sunken wells were called artificial wells for a long time and the water artificial water. However, the well of a village had a social significance. People could meet and have conversations at the wells, in some cases love formed between boy and girl.