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The Museum is composed of four galleries and a library. Each gallery contains multiple exhibits, dealing with some aspect or incident of the Waco Holocaust with links to the evidence under discussion and cross-references to related or supporting material.
At the end of each exhibit is a link to the next exhibit, enabling the visitor to proceed through the Museum in an orderly tour.
These are the five Galleries:
| War | The assault and siege of the Mt. Carmel Center near Waco, Texas |
| Fire | The final day, April 19, 1993 |
| Death | Examination of the crime scene and autopsies |
| Burial | The combined efforts of government, media, and others to hide the crimes and erase the truth from history |
| Library | Additional material for further research |
At the beginning of each Gallery is an introductory page summarizing the Gallery contents. From there, a Directory provides a whirlwind tour of the Gallery exhibits and a pointer to the Catalog of Evidence, from which the hundreds of documents, photographs, autopsies, and news clippings may be accessed.
The Galleries are arranged in the chronology of events, but a visitor can tour the Museum in any order and may prefer to start with the Death Gallery, with evidence that has had little public disclosure.
A bird's eye view of the Museum layout is shown on the Site Map.