The exhibition, opened in 1985, presents homespuns and embroyderies of Fejér county. The kitchen and the room, furnished with original furniture, represent the environment, life-style and ornamental art of the people of Sárrét.

In the 1760s it was earl Antal Grassalkovich who had the baroque building built as a rest-house in which now the museum works. The four permanent exhibitions present the image how the aboriginal Reformed farmers living near the castle, the Catholic workers settled in the 18th century, the Israelite merchants arriving in the middle of the 19th century, and the artists who settled here in the time of the Dualism shaped, enriched the picture of the town.

Pál Molnár C. (1894-1981), the renowned freeman of Battonya, was a famous painter and graphic artist. His mother, Jeanne Contat came to Battonya from Switzerland to work as a French tutor in László László's famiily. She got married to the overseer of the farm. The child born to them was called Pál Molnár.

The village Vársád is nearly 800 years old. After the Turkish left, evangelic Germans settled in the uninhabited village in 1713-1786 arriving from the Hessen region. The new settlers were involved in farming and husbandry. Vine growing and pomology were also very emphatic. Almost all households had a press and a smaller vineyard.

Gyula Gosztonyi, architect-archaeologist initiated the exploration of the Cella Septichora Early Christian burial structure as early as the beginning of the 20th century. It was also his idea that the burial chambers should be connected under the ground and opened to the public. The grant of 1.5 billion HUF obtained from the Operative Programme of Regional Development for the implementation of the project 'World Heritage in Pécs, Enhancement of its Touristic Appeal' between 2004 and 2006, enabled us to realize that dream.

Anonymus - whose statue is seen in the memorial park - wrote the book Gesta Hungarorum, according to which the leaders of the Hungarian tribes camped in this region for 34 days in order to determine the inner order of the new country. That is why the general public think of this place as the scene of the first parliament of the settlers.

The Museum belongs to Centre for Farm Animal Gene Conservation.The building was completed in 1983 for the 29th Apimondia Congress. Its structure symbolizes three cells while the entrance door and roof give an impression of a straw skep.