Atatürk Primary School

Cool and beautiful yee

I think it was between 1985-1987 I studied 1st and 2nd classes. it was a very good school for that period.

I wish it stayed as a school, all my memories are gone.

History: This building was built in 1938 and served as a school until 2020. In order to establish this building as the "Museum of Muş" by the governorship in 2020 and to transform this building into a museum, T.R. It was allocated to the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage and Museums of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The museum has been put into service with pieces of archaeological and ethnographic artifacts. My comment: The entrance to the museum is between 08.00-17.00 on other days except Mondays. There is security at the entrance. It's not crowded, there's no one at all. You can travel comfortably. (May be because it just opened) There are 10 rooms to visit. The building has 2 floors. In order not to waste electricity, you turn on the lamp at the entrance of each room. On exit, you turn it off. It is not a full museum when you look at it. Historical artifacts are worth seeing. After all, it sheds light on history. The most interesting part was the coin section. Coins from every period take people on a historical journey. By the way, admission to the museum is free. On Google maps, this place is referred to as a school, not a museum.