It is an ethnographic museum that chronicles the history and culture of Poland through a variety of antiques and costumes. The museum consists of 3 floors where there is a section devoted to clothing and folk art in general. The beginnings of museum collections go back to the beginning of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and are related to the character of Wildslow (1845 - 1918), which was made available to the public in 1905 under the name of “collections of antiques.” The museum also contains a section for historical documentation, historical art, a library and a special section for science.