According to data available, more than 36,000 people from 300-odd organizations in the country visited the rebuilt museum in 10 days since the start of its operation.

The museum displays in various forms and methods the remains and data on the brutal atrocities committed by the U.S. imperialists and class enemies in the area of Sinchon during the 1950-1953 Korean War. It also exhibits photos and other data showing the activities for aggression conducted in the area by the Americans in the guise of religionists more than 100 years ago.

Supreme leader Kim Jong Un recently visited the newly-built Sinchon Museum, saying it serves as a center for class education, source of the will to take revenge upon the enemy and historic place bearing witness to the U.S. imperialists' monstrous atrocities. And he stressed the importance to intensify the education through visit to the museum.