Then, in 1962, as a result of the proliferation of works and the need for new places to be exhibited, the monumental works of the Seljuk Period were transferred to the Gökmedrese Mosque.

The museum, which was managed by honorary office until 1958, has been transformed into the museum directorate since June of the same year. Again by the General Directorate of Monuments and Museums, the Ministry was closed to visit "To carry the present to tomorrow", the works were re-displayed and arranged according to the chronological order in 12 June 2003 within the framework of the activities of "12-22 June International Atatürk, Culture and Art Week". . Bülent ARINÇ has been opened to visitors. It has been serving as the most modern and richest museum of the region with its approximately 24.000 archeological, ethnographic, coin, seal, handwriting and mummies belonging to 15 different civilizations. basement floor warehouses, laboratory, photo shop and other service units, downstairs coin and archaeological works hall with lounge rooms, on the top floor of the Seljuk and Ottoman Period artifacts exhibited ethnographic and mummification hall, conference, exhibition hall and handicraft departments about to disappear In the garden; sarcophagus, grave steles, milestones, column and column headings, Islamic period inscriptions and sarcophagus. In the garden of the Seljuk Sultani I.Mesud's tomb and the Ottoman Period Narlıbahçe fasses are also included. beautiful place