One of the most important structures of Sille, which has a deep-rooted history in Anatolia, is the Sille Museum. Located on Government Street, the building was built as a primary school building in the 1930s. The building, which served as Sille Primary School for many years, was also used as a municipality for a while. Sille Carpet Cooperative operated in the building between 1995-1996. With its hipped roof, bay windows and spacious windows, the building, built in the plan of a traditional Turkish house, has the appearance of a large mansion rather than a school. The building, which was restored by the Selçuklu Municipality between 2002-2004, was used as Sille Culture House until 2014...