The new archeology museum consists of 3 floors, on the first floor there are archaeological artifacts found within the borders of Uşak in the showcases listed chronologically. On the mezzanine floor, which is the 2nd floor, money and the history of money are explained in terms of the region it is located in. The 3rd floor of the new museum building is dedicated entirely to the Lydian period and the Treasures of Croesus (Karun). In this area, examples of the daily life of the Lydian period, burial customs, and Croesus treasures in a separate area are exhibited according to the tumulus in which they are found. The last section in terms of exhibitions in the museum is the ethnography section. In this area, examples from recent history and traces of the ethnographic culture of Uşak, one of the beauties of Türkiye, are reflected. In this section, besides the animation examples such as weaving and javelin, a miniature example of Uşak Ulu Mosque is also presented. In addition to the educational area for children in the new museum building, there is a foyer area and a conference hall, as well as a library with specialized books.