the pinsk district, it is constantly developing, although it has a very... in the log, therefore logishind there is also a very interesting version that an enterprising person founded shinok on the road between pinsk and ivatsevichi, it is located in a very convenient place, and since there is a tavern in the log, it turns out lagishin, each version is interesting in its own way, the most, probably, intriguing, tragic, exciting, this is the legend of logishin, alogishek, a merchant who was traveling to pinsk to sell goods, he... found the road to lagishino night, and despite the predictions that he dreamed in a dream, he decided to stay here for the night, but since there were a lot of wolves in the area, when the convoy was in these places, the wolves howled, the horses rushed, the convoy, on which logish's son was, flew into a wolf pit, which did not freeze even in winter, the son died, and the merchant decided to stay in this place, and founded a settlement, when in the spring his people went to sell goods in pinsk, they were asked where you came from, they said from logieshevo the sho

they said, from the logishy shore, from logishin.his legend is most liked by guests and logishin residents. therefore it remains the main official source of the name of the village of lagishin, a house that remembers even before the soviet period, one might say, the polish hour, as they say, lagishin, once a doctor lived in this building, there was a council, it was located at... there were no jews left in the village, but their houses remained as a memory, which after the great patriotic war were given to the residents of the village, who, as you see, made their adjustments, time passes, but we can still see elements of jewish culture and architecture, today's tamilova street , modern lenin street, these were the so-called jewish streets, we can see by the houses... traded, someone had an oil mill, someone had tannery workshops, in different ways, and everyone had different incomes, and the architecture of the houses also speaks of this, here is one of the features, when the wooden part and the brick part are combined, they were com

to sell goods in pinsk, they were asked where you came from, they said from logishev shore, from logishinll this legend is most it is liked by guests and residents of lagishin, so it remains the main official source of the name of the village of lagim. a house that remembers even before the soviet period, one might say, the polish hour, as they say in lagishin, once a doctor lived in this building, there was a council, was located, a policeman, but it was also an administrative building at the same time, and people lived here, for example, the same, for example, a doctor lived here, but this is an example of architecture that has survived from that period. until 1941, a lot of jews lived in lagishin, now we can see a cemetery here jewish. this is a cemetery from the 19th century that has been preserved, which is also part of the history of the village. after the destruction of the geta , there were no jews left in the village, but their houses remained as a memory, which after the great patriotic war were given to the residents of the village, who, as you can see, made their own adjustmen