The material located in the so-called "back house" was collected by the manager of the County Library Imre Slezsák (1932-2002) and Béla Augusztinyi.

The exhibition is commemorated to the history and culture of the rural (and lower) noblemen: in the first house of the Horkay property some pieces of furniture strive to represent the duality between the popular and the civilian inhabitation.

The family settled in Edelény and produced bells, hooks and other tools for the herdsmen. The exhibition's mainly represents the works of father and his son - both masters of the Popular arts - Lajos Hodossy (1892-1979) and Gyula Hodossy (1926).

The Kachelmann textile collection was donated to the museum in 1996 by Róbert Kachelmann, who used to collect the shopped through decades hived the needleworks of hos relatives. He also purchased some of these works. This collection became the treasury of the needleworks of the past 200 years. Mainly civilian textiles, costumes, but a considerable amount of homespuns and and embroideries can also be found. The lace material is also an important part of the collection.

The exhibition displays the life conditions of a middle peasant family through the items of the ethnographic collection.

The Bódva-valley Library- and Library historical collection is one of a rugged fate. Its collecting work was supervised by the former directors of the former library collection (Imre Slezsák and Béla Augusztinyi. The collection was first exhibited in Trízsben, then later in Égerszögön. In 1998 it was placed in the Ragályi Tamás library of Borsod.

In the farm buildings of the property we can see numerous farming instruments. The exhibited items set a memorial to the conventions and craftsmen along the river Bódva.

The historical Boesod county is one of those established by St. Stefan during the establishment of the state. The early counties were led by the bailiffs assigned by the king. Their work involved county administration,directing the judgment and tax collection duties, and the arrangement of the military operations. Their residence used to be at places such as the Borsod castle.