The first part of the exposition introduces the culture and religion of Jewish population and the everyday life of the Jewish minority in the western border zone of Bohemia. The second part of the exposition addresses to the life and experiences of the Jewish historian and rabbi Dr. Šimon Adler, who was born here and who became a victim of holocaust in the Auschitz concentration camp in 1944, as well as to the lives of his sons Sinae and Matytiahu. The museum also presents exposition on the history of Hartmanice and its neighbourhoods and exhibits of the traditional Šumava crafts.