[2] Initially displaying 150 exhibits, it provided some insight into the city's 18-year history, including developments in industry, education, healthcare, culture, and international relations.

[5] The first-floor exhibition features a bust of Heydar Aliyev, along with documents, photographs, and publications related to his visits to Sumgait.

It also includes a monument dedicated to the city's first industrial facility, the Thermal Power Plant, as well as a model of the ancient Silk Road passing through Sumgait and a collection of ceramic and copper vessels.

[5] The second-floor exhibition presents artifacts, photographs, and information on Sumgait’s early industrial, educational, healthcare, and cultural institutions.

The Ethnographic collection includes household items like embroidered saddlebags and silver belt fragments, reflecting local craftsmanship.