Logan, County seat in Hocking County, Ohio.
Logan is the county seat in Hocking County, situated along the Hocking River with residential areas and downtown shops. The town serves as a hub for exploring the surrounding Hocking Hills region and its outdoor spaces.
Founded in 1816, the town was named after Chief Logan of the Mingo, a leader of the Native Americans living in the region. This establishment marked the start of European settlement in the Hocking County area.
The Washboard Music Festival happens each year downtown, honoring the Columbus Washboard Company and the musical instruments that shaped local tradition. Visitors see how this heritage remains part of community celebrations today.
The town sits close to parks, walking trails, and outdoor facilities that are accessible year-round. Visitors can easily reach outdoor activities and explore the surroundings in any season.
The Pencil Sharpener Museum at the Hocking Hills Regional Welcome Center holds an unexpected collection that catches visitors by surprise. The display shows how everyday objects can tell an absorbing collecting story.
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