The actual building is of the end of the XVIII century, it was built demolishing the preceding factory going back to the XVI century. Michelangelo, exponent of the illustrious family Salottolo, bought the palace in 1782 for 1800 ducals and proceeding contextually to its total restructuring that made to lose to the structure its original characteristics. The original plant of the Palace, in fact, was probably realized between 1500 and 1530 (date of the marriage between Isabella di Capua, princess of Molfetta and Ferrante I Gonzaga, count of Guastalla from 1539 and viceroy of Sicily in 1535 remembered by the noble coat of arms found inside the Palace).

The museum is adorned with musical instruments that were used in the last century. The exhibition space is enriched by numerous tambourines of various types. In addition to the above, various types of hats, caps, dishes, tools and weapons are on display. Shtjefan, owner, is known as the first photographer in Tuzi, and one of the rooms in his house is filled with cameras. He used all the cameras to equip the photo library.

The Museum of Natural History in Foggia, puts on display and describes the extremely rich ecosystem of Capitanata through an educational trail that captivates visitors and students alike.