The museum is among the first houses of Ano Meria. It is a traditional complex of four buildings of the 19th and early 20th century with all the auxiliary spaces used by a local family to be autonomous and to have that need for her food and for her clothing. The visitor can see the traditional clothing of the locals, a traditional oven, the winepress grapes which produce wine, the cylinder with which purred olives and made oil and the furnishing and home decoration from an old era. The most important is the description of a daily day of the island's inhabitants in conjunction with objects which adorn the museum.