The exhibition spaces house movable works such as canvases, panels and fragments of frescoes from other churches in the area, as well as textiles and furnishings, by the likes of Antonio Aquili, known as Antoniazzo Romano, Foligno’s Niccolò di Liberatore, known as L'Alunno, Cristoforo di Iacopo and Melozzo da Forlì. Several pieces are by Francesco Melanzio, an artist born in Montefalco around 1460.
There is also a varied collection of textiles, reflecting the strong link between the religious and civil spheres: liturgical hangings, altar cloths, cushion covers, curtains, fragments of embroidered fabrics, shawls and shoes. Evidence of tournaments and games is the Saracen, a puppet used in jousting. Civilian uniforms, such as tailcoats, waistcoats, bicorn hats and evening dress, complete the collection