Since 1983, this building has been adapted into a museum that keeps over 100,000 exhibits, some of which are displayed in a permanent museum exhibit.
In the museum space of about 700 square meters the representative museum exhibit is displayed, which presents the rich cultural heritage of the Pelagonija region. Starting from 4 fragments of the lower jaw of a 10 million year-old mammoth, continuing with artifacts from the Neolithic, antiquity, early Christianity, the Middle Ages, the Balkans and the two World Wars, consular, all the way to modern Bitola.
The museum acquires its special value with the memorial room dedicated to the life and work of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.