Ama Sangrahalaya, curated by retired Urdu teacher Abdul Wadood Khan, houses an impressive collection of over 1,000 historical artifacts. This museum includes fascinating items such as gramophones and vintage newspapers that highlight the rich tapestry of daily life throughout various periods. Committed to education, Khan actively engages with visitors, ensuring generations understand and cherish their cultural heritage through these remarkable relics. Ama Sangrahalaya, curated by retired Urdu teacher Abdul Wadood Khan, houses an impressive collection of over 1,000 historical artifacts. This museum includes fascinating items such as gramophones and vintage newspapers that highlight the rich tapestry of daily life throughout various periods. Committed to education, Khan actively engages with visitors, ensuring generations understand and cherish their cultural heritage through these remarkable relics.
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