In a museum dedicated to the history of peasant work, a section dedicated to rural settlements could not be missing, and in particular to elementary buildings, sheepfolds and rural complexes, which constitute the building typologies most present in the Morano countryside. Of less interest are the farmhouses and manor houses.
The material displayed in the section, consisting mostly of photographs and plans, illustrates the characteristics of the different settlements, their differences and intended uses, their distribution on the territory.