Sher-E-Bangla Memorial Museum

The building is 83 meters long and 14.60 meters wide. The museum has four rooms: two galleries, one office, and one library.

At the entrance, to the left sits a large portrait of Sher-e-Bangla, a brief history of his life and works, social and political activities, family photograp, and newspaper clippings depicting his career.^[3]

Among the personal items of Fazlul Huq displayed in the museum are an armchair, wooden bed, mattress, clothes stand, dressing table, stool, chair and table, walking stick, drinking glasses, and other belongings. The museum exhibits archaeological relics such as an octagonal stone statue of Marichi Devi, a large black stone Shivalinga, a bronze Khasaparna Buddha statue, gold coins, a small white stone Shiva idol, embossed silver coins, and copper coins from Sri Lankan, British, and Sultanate periods.^[4]