The south-eastern room is a kitchen with a tiled stove. On the stove lie kitchen objects, and above it are stacks of earthenware pots and jugs, colanders, sieves, and unique bottles for the Izdebnik rowan vodka. On a bench next to the stove are meat grinders, bread-slicers and kitchen scales. Other items used in the past can be seen in other parts of the room. In addition, there are display cabinets with examples of archaeological finds from the castle hill, including fragments of earthenware, stove tiles, cannonballs, and arrowheads. On the walls, in addition to paintings, there are scans of old documents related to Lanckorona, including council and wójt record books, parish records, and Austrian official prints. Additionally, a photograph of the founder of the Friends of Lanckorona Society and the local museum, Professor Antoni Krajewski, hangs above the entrance froe hallway.