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Opened in 1964 on Lazar Donkov’s initiative, the museum demonstrates how water powered local livelihoods. Mills, fulling equipment and woodworking machinery illustrate the relationship between mountain streams and Central Balkan craft production.
Hadzhi Stoyan Nikolov funded the school, whose first teacher was Petko Slaveykov. Later museum displays of local archaeology and Revival history continued the building's connection with education and civic life.
Tools, building documents and woodcarving samples reveal the master’s working methods. Models, archival photographs and drawings present his churches, houses and bridges, including structures in his home town of Dryanovo.
The park museum preserves battle positions, batteries and dugouts associated with the pass’s defence in 1877–1878. The Freedom Monument displays weapons, documents, decorations and personal possessions belonging to participants in the fighting.
The monastery church's icons were painted by several National Revival artists, including Hristo Tsokev. Its Annunciation chapel preserves the memory of another monastic complex that once stood in central Gabrovo.