The exhibition showcased indigenous art and crafts and exquisite specimens of archaeological artefacts and Marawari painting.

Reu made considerable effort and many notable objects were added and the museum collection became remarkable.

[5] The various galleries of the museum are: The current collection consist of:[6] Some outstanding objects in the collection are - a unique hoard of copper objects excavated from Kurda in Nagaur district, and two toranas, gateways, pillars from Mandor, which are the earliest examples of Gupta art from the region.The museum is divided into many sections, mainly the archaeological, armory, art and craft and historical sections.

The Toranastambh or ornamental pillars originally from Mandor belong to Gupta era and indicate their influence in the region.

Vishnu images indicate the sway of vaishnavism while Jain artifacts are also prolific illustrating the acceptance and popularity of Jainism.