Maintained by the Department of Heritage, Telangana, the District Heritage Museum in Panagal was established in the year 1982 near the Pachala Someswara Swamy Temple. Spread over an area of three acres the museum has a sizable collection of sculptures, prehistoric tools, coins, bronzes, beads, arms and weapons, and copper plate inscriptions. Panagal itself is a site where the Kakatiya rulers set up temples dedicated to Shiva and the museum also has ancient Shiva Lingas, relocated from Yeleswaram. Apart from Yeleswaram, artefacts also come from excavation projects conducted in Vardamana Kota and Phanigiri, and some from the State Museum, Hyderabad. Statues and sculptures of gods and goddesses from the Hindu pantheon dating back to the Ikshvaku dynasty (1st century AD) are preserved in the museum too.

The above information is sourced from https://heritage.telangana.gov.in/museums/district-museum-of-panagal-nalgonda/