On display at the house with six rooms, including general review room and semi-panorama room, were more than 500 photographs, at least 100 pieces of relics and others which show up the barbarities committed by the U.S. imperialist aggressors and the class enemies in the period of the Korean War.

The house is also made of eight outdoor education spots, including the chestnut storehouse where patriots were massacred and their grave.

Its inaugural ceremony was held on Thursday.

Present there were Kim Ki Nam, secretary of the C.C., the Workers' Party of Korea, Ri Yong Chol, first secretary of the C.C., the Kim Il Sung Socialist Youth League, Ri Myong Gil, chairman of the C.C., the Union of Agricultural Workers of Korea, and others.

An inaugural address and speeches were made at the ceremony.