Tours are offered Monday through Friday at 10:00 am, noon and 2:00pm; Saturdays at 11:30am and 1:00pm; and Sundays and holidays by appointment.  Special arrangements will be made for large groups.  Winter hours are Monday through Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm.
The Company is the only manufacturer of washboards remaining in the United States.
Gift shop features washboards, memorabilia and a new line of vintage soaps.  Reception area within the Museum and Gift Shop offers a WiFi hotspot, along with snacks and beverages,
Info:  380-3828

The exhibit features several hundred years of the county's history condensed into four panels on display.  The timeline includes Native Americans, the first settlers (1798), the Civil War, the Hocking Valley Railway, and more...up through the year 1916 when Logan celebrated its centennial to 1917 when the United States entered World War I.
Fall/winter hours are Friday from 1 pm to 4 pm and Saurday from 11 am to 5 pm.

Miss Lehman is gathering old photographs and personal stories about the school experiences of graduates of Ilesboro, Rockbridge, Haydenville, South Bloomingville, Gibisonville and Starr-Washington High Schools – high schools that have ceased to exist.
This exhibit is free.

Annual art exhibit by Logan Hocking elementary and middle school students.
Opening night reception on Mar. 3rd
This exhibit is free.

Featuring the return of virtuoso Bradley Hunter Welch of Dallas, Texas.
Concert is free.; donations accepted at the door. Reception to follow.

Annual art exhibit by Logan Hocking High School Art Students.
Opening night reception on Mar. 31st
This exhibit is free.

Hit & Miss Engines, Blacksmith, Sawmill, Steam Engines, Antique Tractors, Threshing Machines, Corn Sheller, Wood Carver, Petting Zoo, Civil War Reenactment, Corn Hole and Hay Toss, Plenty of Good Food, Antique Tractor Pull, Garden Tractor Pull all presented by Fairfield & Hocking County Farm Bureaus.

Guided tours of downtown buildings while costumed interpreters assist the buildings in both telling their stories and the stories of the community during the boom times of the 1920's.
Sponsored by Logan Town Center.