The three classrooms in the school building, dedicated to the new museum, are multi-themed, gathering different elements, as described below. The first room, on the right, exhibits traditional clothing (some of the costumes are over 100 years old), ceramic, wood and metal objects specific to the area, but also several portraits of locals. The most special items are a dowry chest from 1890, an alpine horn, used by the shepherds to communicate, as well as some tools used for the processing of wool and milk, traditional local activities.

In the next room we find the Olympic corner, with its central element – the torch which carried the flame at the Munich 1972 Olympic Games, a trophy offered by the International Olympic Committee to Romania, in recognition for organizing in Şirnea, annually, for over 31 years, The Olympic Day. Contemporary modern art is also displayed in this room through the works of the “Prolog” painters’ group, as well as local history, an important item being the Resolution of 1918 signed by a group of Bran residents and by the mayor Nicolae Frunteș. The exhibition is completed by the wooden painted iconostasis of the local church dating back to 1800, the school desk and the abacus, but also by the beautifully reconditioned wood art items.