The Logic Museum is an online resource devoted to the history of logic up to and including the period of Frege and Russell. It highlights the depth and variety of traditional logic, extending beyond the brief treatments often given to syllogisms and the square of opposition. The site brings together primary texts in logic and metaphysics, including works by Aristotle, Boethius, Anselm, William of Ockham, and Thomas Aquinas.

Its offerings include online editions, translations, commentaries, introductions, indexes, and linked texts that help readers navigate related works and passages. Some materials are presented in parallel Latin and English, while a dedicated Latin search tool helps users find words and phrases without confusing them with similar English terms. The museum also provides links to other history-of-logic resources and a discussion page.

Its collection has grown through ongoing additions, including translations and scholarly resources, and the site describes itself as under construction. It serves readers interested in historical logic, medieval philosophy, and the primary sources connecting logic with metaphysics