The Museum is located in prestigious and hidden premises (the loft of the right nave of the Church of San Giovanni Battista de' Fiorentini).Structured as a sequence of rooms in a gallery layout with the original wooden trusses of the nave visible;the Museum preserves works coming from the demolitions of the district around the Church and makes them accessible to the public.In this way;it reconstructs and enhances the memory of the social artistic and devotional evolution of the Renaissance and Baroque district of Rome;continuously enriching the collection with new works.The collection currently contains 48 exhibited works and 20 in deposit.Worth noting:statue of San Giovanni Battista by Michelangelo Buonarroti;marble oval of Madonna con Bambino e Sant'Anna by Pierino da Vinci;two marble busts by Giovan Lorenzo Bernini;15th century marble tabernacle;bronze crucifix by Antonio Raggi;Madonna assisa con Bambino fresco attributed to Daniele da Volterra;La predicazione del Battista painting by Giovanni Maria Bottalla known as Raffaellino;12th century English bronze bell by Magister Petrus;Madonna con Bambino painting attributed to Girolamo Pompeo Batoni and his workshop;large silver monstrance by Luigi Valadier from the second half of the 18th century.