People reacted spontaneously and they contributed equally many old items which were left abandoned with them. We got, Charkha, Radio, Agriculture based instruments, parts of loom, Weighing bars, manuscripts, scrolls, Coins, Stamps, Stone grinder, icmic cooker, earthen and wooden dolls, copper and brass utensils, potteries, cameras, Wall clock, moulds of ornaments, locks, Ovens, different kinds of fishing devices, fossils, books, magazines and many more.
Now the museum has almost 3000 items in display. The number of item is increasing by the day, which is a source of encouragement for us. For the time being we are facing some difficulties in the preservation and proper display of items. Proper display needs proper enclosure for different types of items. Racks, wooden boxes with glass top, stamps and overall one more room is needed to accommodate our present exhibits. We are trying to get help to meet the same. The Museum is already registered as a trust in 2019 with a bank account in Bank of India, Panchal Branch, and Bankura.