This hall presents the history of records in the world starting with the ancient art of stone sculpture in the Stone Ages from the period of 40 thousand BC to 531 AD. It continues to display the history of archiving in the cuneiform writing on clay sheet until the establishment of archival institutions in the modern era to preserve the history of the nations and civilizations including the National Records and Archives Authority.
(The section of the interactive lighting cabinets): contains original records and true copies that narrate the history of the state of Ya?arubis and the Sultans of Oman and Zanzibar.

This hall displays life of Sultan of Zanzibar and how they role the state, organize the internal affairs of the state and their diplomatic relations with other countries of the world.

( Maps, Drawings, Press Clippings and Pictures Corner)
This corner consists of maps that show the extension of Omani Kingdoms through different stages of history. It also displays some drawings and press clippings that mentioned Oman and Zanzibar along with some pictures illustrating daily life in Oman and Zanzibar.

(Currencies and Stamps Corner)
This corner includes several coins and stamps that commemorate some events and monuments related to the history of Oman as well as the development of Omani Currency.

Hall 7 (Electronic Tables)
This hall displays more than three thousands electronic records with different topics and periods of times. In addition, it allows the visitor to explore the unique Omani manuscripts and access to the press clippings related to the news of Oman and Zanzibar and several of Omani and international maps. This hall also includes a wall holding pictures of all Oman and Zanzibar Sultans.