The main focus of the public local history museum is on collecting and preserving exhibits, as well as maintaining the historical memory and history of the Novoburassky district. From 2017 to 2020, the museum won three grant competitions with projects: "Workshop 'Kind Hands'", "Museum Living Room 'Grandfathers, Grandmothers, and Grandchildren'" and "Do Not Let Us Be Forgotten". Thanks to these projects, various seminars and master classes are held at the museum, including classes in decorative and applied arts, as well as meetings of people from different generations. There is an active search for exhibits related to the history of the Novoburassky region, and video films about local residents are being created.

The museum's collections hold 2,500 exhibits, including household items, icons, front-line letters from fellow countrymen, documents, and photographs. The museum is actively engaged in research work, and by the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory, the names of four fellow countrymen who were awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky were discovered, along with the original documents of these heroes.

The museum features not only temporary exhibitions but also permanent displays, such as "Nature of the Native Land", "Our Distinguished Countrymen", "The Sad History of Novoburassky Churches", "Peasant Life", and "The Contribution of Novoburassky Residents to the Great Victory".