Mahilioŭ Regional Homeland Museum, Regional history museum in Mahilioŭ, Belarus.
The Regionalmuseum für Heimatkunde is a museum in Mahilioŭ that preserves collections spanning different periods of the region's history. The collections include archaeological finds, everyday objects, and written records documenting how the area developed over time.
The museum was founded in the second half of the 19th century and later gained strong support from local patrons. This backing helped it grow its collections and establish itself as an important regional institution.
The museum displays traditional crafts and regional clothing that show how people in the area lived and worked over time. These objects tell stories about daily customs and practices that shaped local communities.
The museum is located in a central building that is easy to reach and open daily for visits. Staff members offer guided tours in several languages for individuals and groups who want to learn more about the collections.
The museum is named after Yevdokim Romanovich Romanov, a researcher who spent years studying and recording the region's traditions. His work shaped the collections that visitors see today.
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