It shows nine hundred years of artisan work in the municipality, from the manufacture of esparto, already documented in the Muslim era, to the work of stone from the seventeenth century, through the saga of the Roses bell ringers and their bronze casting, known throughout the world. The museum is located in the old slaughterhouse building, built in the 1930s by the prestigious Valencian architect Javier Goerlich León. A second space in the museum, adjacent to the previous one, is the laundry room, where conferences, temporary exhibitions and workshops are held.