The Logoysky Historical and Local History Museum named after Konstantin and Evstafi Tyshkevich is a significant cultural institution in the Minsk Region of Belarus. It is dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich historical and cultural heritage of the Logoysk area. The museum's namesakes, brothers Konstantin and Evstafi Tyshkevich, were prominent 19th-century Polish-Lithuanian noblemen, archaeologists, and collectors known for their foundational contributions to Belarusian archaeology and museum work. They established one of the first museums in the region on their estate in the mid-1800s. The modern museum continues this legacy, with its collections encompassing archaeological artifacts, numismatics, ethnographical items, documents, and photographs that illustrate the area's history from ancient times through the medieval period of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and into more recent history. A key focus is on the life and work of the Tyshkevich family, their role in regional development, and their scholarly pursuits. The institution serves as an important center for research and education, offering exhibitions and programs that explore the multifaceted past of the Logoysk district.