The museum building, which has been in service for 33 years since 1968, has become incapable of responding to the need due to the archaeological excavations and the intensity of the artifacts that have gained mobility in recent years. The building, which was built next to the Çorum Industrial Vocational High School, which was dated to H.1332 and served as Hospital, Agricultural School and Mechanical Vocational School since its construction, was taken over from the Ministry of National Education in 1986 to be used as the New Çorum Museum building. The building, which had been in fire in 1988, was restored in 1989 to be used as a museum service building. The new Çorum Museum, whose restoration work was completed, was opened to visitors on 11.03.2003.

Ministry of Culture, Real Estate of High Monuments The new museum building, which is registered as n Immovable Cultural Existence Required to be Protected lar by the High Council of Monuments, has archeology and ethnography exhibition halls and these halls are arranged independently.

On the first floor of the archaeological works hall, which is arranged in four floors, a chronological display which starts with the Chalcolithic Age artifacts found in Alacahöyük, Kuşsaray and Büyük Güllücek excavations has been made. In this hall, there are excavations of the Old Bronze Age Alacahöyük Excavations and the works of the same period, which were acquired by purchasing the museum. On this floor, the Old Bronze Age Alacahöyük is exhibited in accordance with the original pr L ens Tomb of the prince and princess graves. Following this section, archaeological excavations within the boundaries of Çorum province (Boğazköy-Hattuşa, Alacahöyük, Yörüklü Hüseyindede) were unearthed in the Hittite period and the architectural sections of the buildings unearthed in Boğazköy-Hattusha are exhibited along with magazines, photographs and promotional signboards. Two embossed vases on the Yörüklü excavation and dated to the Old Hittite period are exhibited on the same floor. One has four frieze like the Çankırı-İnandık relief vase, the other is smaller and there is a single relief frieze on his neck. A special place in the museum collection, the cuneiform Hittite king II. The bronze sword of Tuthaliya (M.Ö.1430) is also on the same floor.

Hittite written documents (Çivi Written tablets) starting on the 2nd floor, Boğazköy-Hattusha excavations in the form of clay seal printed bullaların, chronologically Ortaköy-Şapinuva excavation finds Cuneiform tablets and seal printed bulls are followed. Besides the small finds of Ortaköy-Şapinuva excavations, the seals belonging to the Hittite and contemporary periods are displayed on this floor.

The finds of the Phrygian Period, which were revealed at the 3rd floor of the Ortaköy-Şapinuva ceramics, are followed by the Boğazköy-Hattuşa and Alacahöyük finds from the same period. The chronological exhibition on this floor ends with Hellenistic, Galatian and Roman ceramic works. In addition, the collection of coins from the Roman period and this period, as well as the coins of the Byzantine and Islamic periods, and the collection of coins from the Çorum Museum are exhibited on this floor.

The museum exposes the Roman period glass works, gold and silver ornaments, statuettes, candles and Byzantine period works.

Ethnographic hall and garden arrangement works are continued in the Çorum Museum, which has opened the archeology department.