The museum collection contains maps of Belarus from the sixteenth century onwards. The cartographical collection consists of over 100 maps in total.
There are two slutskiia paiasy, the splendid eighteenth-century girdles woven with gold and silk thread in the city of Slucak, and a priest’s chasuble made of these and similar girdles from Hrodna.
There is a small collection of sixteenth-seventeenth century coins from the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Nearer to our times, there is a selection of temporary banknotes issued in 1918 by the local authorities in Slucak, Mahilioŭ and Homieĺ in the absence of central government.
A fine collection postage stamp collection contains specimens of stamps used in Belarus in 1918-22, as well as Soviet stamps with Belarusian motives. Special mention should be made of an eighteenth-century wooden crucifix from the Minsk region, a fine example of Belarusian religious folk art.
examples of folk weaving and embroidery and peasant household implements coming from all parts of Belarus, most of them were made before 1939.