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October 09, 2025
Tourism Association helps fund new installation at children’s museum
LOGAN – The Hocking Hills Children’s Museum has a new interactive exhibit, thanks in part to a grant from the Hocking Hills Tourism Association. It’s called The Carr Doctor, and it features an auto mechanic theme, giving youngsters a chance...
**Hocking Hills Children's Museum Gets a Boost with New Auto Mechanic Exhibit**
LOGAN – Youngsters visiting the Hocking Hills Children's Museum are in for a treat with the unveiling of a brand-new interactive exhibit: The Carr Doctor. This exciting addition, made possible in part by a grant from the Hocking Hills Tourism Association, promises to engage children in a hands-on learning experience focused on the fascinating world of auto mechanics.
The Carr Doctor exhibit aims to spark curiosity and foster an understanding of how vehicles work through playful interaction. Children will have the opportunity to step into the role of a mechanic, diagnosing problems, using tools, and learning about the different parts of a car. Museum staff expressed excitement about the educational value of the exhibit, emphasizing how it promotes problem-solving skills and encourages an interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.
The Hocking Hills Tourism Association recognized the importance of investing in attractions that benefit both local residents and visitors to the region. Their decision to provide funding for The Carr Doctor reflects their commitment to supporting educational initiatives that enhance the overall experience of families exploring the Hocking Hills area.
"We believe that the Children's Museum plays a vital role in providing enriching experiences for children and families," said a representative from the Hocking Hills Tourism Association. "The Carr Doctor exhibit is a fantastic addition that will not only entertain but also educate, making it a valuable asset to our community and a draw for tourists."
Museum officials are confident that The Carr Doctor will quickly become a favorite among young visitors. The interactive nature of the exhibit allows children to learn through play, fostering a deeper understanding of mechanics and engineering concepts in an engaging and memorable way. The exhibit is now open to the public, and museum staff are eager to welcome families and witness the joy and learning it brings. The Hocking Hills Children’s Museum hopes this new exhibit will inspire the next generation of mechanics and engineers.
LOGAN – Youngsters visiting the Hocking Hills Children's Museum are in for a treat with the unveiling of a brand-new interactive exhibit: The Carr Doctor. This exciting addition, made possible in part by a grant from the Hocking Hills Tourism Association, promises to engage children in a hands-on learning experience focused on the fascinating world of auto mechanics.
The Carr Doctor exhibit aims to spark curiosity and foster an understanding of how vehicles work through playful interaction. Children will have the opportunity to step into the role of a mechanic, diagnosing problems, using tools, and learning about the different parts of a car. Museum staff expressed excitement about the educational value of the exhibit, emphasizing how it promotes problem-solving skills and encourages an interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.
The Hocking Hills Tourism Association recognized the importance of investing in attractions that benefit both local residents and visitors to the region. Their decision to provide funding for The Carr Doctor reflects their commitment to supporting educational initiatives that enhance the overall experience of families exploring the Hocking Hills area.
"We believe that the Children's Museum plays a vital role in providing enriching experiences for children and families," said a representative from the Hocking Hills Tourism Association. "The Carr Doctor exhibit is a fantastic addition that will not only entertain but also educate, making it a valuable asset to our community and a draw for tourists."
Museum officials are confident that The Carr Doctor will quickly become a favorite among young visitors. The interactive nature of the exhibit allows children to learn through play, fostering a deeper understanding of mechanics and engineering concepts in an engaging and memorable way. The exhibit is now open to the public, and museum staff are eager to welcome families and witness the joy and learning it brings. The Hocking Hills Children’s Museum hopes this new exhibit will inspire the next generation of mechanics and engineers.
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