On display there are historic relics which bear witness to how devotedly anti-Japanese war hero
Kim Jong Suk worked for building revolutionary and popular culture and arts in new Korea true to the intention of President Kim Il Sung till the last moments of her life from right after the liberation of the country.

Tens of thousands of people visited there this year, too, an indication that the reverence for the peerlessly great woman is getting deeper with the flow of time.

At least 700,000 people have visited the hall over the last more than a decade since its opening on the occasion of her 80th birth anniversary.