The lower floor is used as an administrative section of the building, the upper floor of the exhibition hall and the eight rooms opened to the exhibition room. In the middle hall, there are photographs of Atatürk and İsmet İnönü in Aksehir on the wall panel, and medals and certificates of Aksehir veterans in the middle showcase. In the left room at the exit of the stairs, there are firearms and firearms that were thought to have been used during the War of Independence, a panel describing the biography of Aksehir Deputy Hacı Bekir Sümer and a rifle. The room in the symmetry of this room contains the biographies of the officers who worked at the headquarters and the tags of some of the martyrs of the War of Independence in Aksehir. Atatürk's study room, where the Great Offensive was decided, was furnished with his original belongings, and the war plans, documents and photographs were displayed on the wall panels. In the other two rooms, there are photographs of Atatürk's original prints, excerpts from Nutuk, which he wrote in his own handwriting, documents of the headquarters, photographs related to aviation, and special items that Atatürk used after he became President. The room to the west of the room where the offensive decision was taken is the work rooms of Ismet Pasha, the Commander of the Western Front Headquarters, and Asım Gündüz, the Chief of Staff of the Headquarters.