The second room, the youth room, presents the wedding scene as well as an impressive collection with numerous traditional clothing, some of them over 100 years old, with various influences (from the area of Moldova, Mureş etc) keeping together the traces left by those who practiced the shepherding or other jobes in these lands. We can observe that the work clothes are very simple, while the festive ones are embellished by different models, and the fact that there are two types of men’s shirts, the pre-war ones being made of one piece, while the later ones are made of two pieces.

Through a porch with traditional windows we can reach the third room, this being the room that comprises a vast collection of household objects, used both inside and outside the house. We notice the sideboard with dishes decorated with floral motifs and the flat iron filled with embers, available in two versions, the large one being used by th adults and the small one by children to learn and also for ironing the areas around the neck and the sleeves. Also we can find here a prayer corner, the icon, the clock or the wall carpet. The lobby is intended for temporary exhibitions here can be found, depending on the time of the year, from decorated eggs up to military objects. Also, the museum has other interesting objects such as an old refrigerator made from wood and metal sheet but which, due to lack of space, are not exposed to the general public.