The visitors may put on military, National Guard uniforms, hats at the exhibition presented by the Móra Ferenc Museum about 1848. What they will also find is various weapons, e.g. an Augustine-type cartridge fuse muskets, in addition to a number of specialities. Sitting down in front of the tent of the captain, writing plans for the battle, studying battle maps, the visitors will find themselves preparing for the next battle. But when they feel tired, they may sit down on the straw beds of the troops.

There is also a period contemporary cannon to see. It is over 400 kgs, plus the bullets that are a kilo and a half each, so it was lifted in the museum by a crane. In addition to the weapons and uniforms, the visitors will also find flags, drums, sabres, and muskets, as well as newly restored aquarelles to recall the great wars.

An extremely valuable Kossuth relic is also part of the material. It is the golden tie-pin that was worn by the senator of New York in the 1950s. What is special about it is that under a magnifying glass, the portrait of Kossuth becomes visible.

When purchasing a photo ticket, the visitors may take photos of life in military camps.