Don Frane Bulić, widely known as priest and archaeologist, has had a huge impact on national history, especially regarding regional history of Split and surrounding area. His legacy can be found in other various scientific disciplines as well, such as pedagogy, politics and conservatory science. The main subject of this thesis is part of his work that is related to the city of Split. The first part of the thesis deals with the period of Don Frane Bulić's life while he was the headmaster of Gymnasium in Split. From the beginning of his professional work, he was constantly looking for new ways to improve conditions at school. One of those new ideas he implemented was introduction of Croatian as an official language at the school, which has caused him numerous problems and eventually led him to being forced into retirement. In second part of the work we will discuss his time as the director of Archaeological Museum of Split. In this part it is easy to notice his fighting spirit and his efforts to try to find a new, better building for the museum which was necessary in order for the museum to grow, which he achieved. He kept his fighting spirit in the years that came after , which was obvious from the way he fought for each artefact and each piece of literature for the library that was organised by the latest fashion standards. Third part of the thesis is called Don Frane Bulić as conservator tells us a little bit more about his conservatory skills, such as his persistence in naming Diocletian's Palace as a national treasure and his refusal to set the statue of Grgur Ninski at Peristil. The last part, called Don Frane Bulić as a politician gives us clear insight at his role in local politics of Split. In his political work, he never failed to put an emphasis at cultural legacy, for which he tried to get better financing. Literature and photo sources can be found at the end of work.