The post office in operation is a typical one from the turn of the 19th and 20th century. Thousands like these were run in the country. The post office is divided by a glass barrier.

At the tables, a female postmaster works and operates the switchboard. The telephone booth came from Szentes. If somebody tries to use it, then the postmaster has to help via CB radio.

The nicest pieces are the ticker table where a figure stands in original uniform.

Opposite the counter, a table full of contemporary objects, classic tools of post work is situated. A bench and desk serves the costumers. A postcard machine sells postcards. A series of this issued by the Royal Hungarian Post in 1896 is shown on the pageant.

The walls also have maps of telegraph offices on, as well as posters from the millennium exhibitions of 1885 and 1896.