Regardless of the lack of worshipping pictures, statues and relics, even the poorest Calvinist denomination made the place of their worship by an uplifted spirit. As a result of this the small white Calvinist churches many times were decorated by a beautifully painted enteriour and the treasures of the Hungarian embroydery and goldsmith items.

Traditions of collecting relics goes right back to the times of the establishment of the school. In the first inventories of the library lists can be found of the rare items such as coins, skeletons, mammoth teet, weapons, paintings etc. First mention of the Relics store was done in 1761. The museum supervised by Professor János Kovács could be visited each Sunday from the year of 1858.