Atatürk and Ethnography Museum
The building belonging to Atatürk and Etnography Museum in Hisarkapı Uluyolu, Bozkurt Quarter of Center of Uşak Province, has been constructed in 1890s.
This building, which belongs to a respectable family of Uşak, known as Kaftancızadeler, was used as a headquarters during the Independence War.

Atatürk, met Greece Army Commander Trikopis in this building and took his weapon and sword with his staff consisting of İsmet Pasha (İsmet İnönü), Halit Akmansu (Dadaylı Halit) and Asım Pasha (Asım Gündüz). Although commander Trikopis was a slave, he was welcomed with Turkish hospitality by Atatürk. Regional and ethnographic materials, the historical carpets of Uşak and kilims

of Eşme, old weapons, clothes, and other works are exhibited in the entrance part of the two - floored wooden building. Second floor is completely designed as Atatürk Museum. The mirrors belonging to that time, tripods, armchairs, bedroom of Atatürk and clothes of Atatürk are here.
Museum Tel : (+ 90 - 276) 227 39 30
Open hours to visit : 08.00 - 18.00
Open days to visit: Every except Monday