The Kner Museum of the Printing Industry is accommodated in Imre Kner's former dwelling house.
The house was designed by Lajos Kozma and built in popular Baroque style in 1925. It has been accommodating the only museum of the printing industry in Hungary since 1970.

The permanent exhibition of the museum shows the work of the members of the Kner family and the history of the Kner Printery of Gyoma from its establishment in 1882 until now. On display are books, invitation cards to artistic performances and balls, calendars, postcards, posters, share certificates and administrative and various mercantile forms made at the printery, as well as period photos and historic documents. The exhibition is made suggestive by bookbinding and printing machinery in good working condition.