The museum was erected in 1956.
  Its two rooms house a display of finds turned up in the course of archaeological exploration of the area of Pylos. They include pottery, small finds, metal objects, weapons and tools from Prehistoric to the Roman period.
  Some of the most important exhibits of the museum are:
Gold bands with crocus, two necklaces and one sealstone with decoration (two bull's heads antithetically disposed) from the tholos tombs of Koukounara and Koryphasion.
Two handled cylindrical pyxis of the laconian style (about 7th century B.C) depicting lions, birds and other supplementary motifs from the tholos tomb of Koukounara.
Three deep bowls of glass well-preserved from Hellenistic tumulus tomb at Tsopani Rachi.
Two bronze statuettes of Dioskouroi Late Roman. From Kyparissia.
  In the museum one can find books, postcards and slides.