During his lifetime and even after his death Logan was honored by having his name given to streets, parks, cities, counties and even people. Here are some hints to use when you are “Looking for Logan” Many communities have streets named for Logan. This is especially true of towns that grew rapidly after the Civil War. Yes, there may be other locally famous folks named Logan, but if the street is near Grant or Sherman Avenue then it is named for General John A. Logan.There are perhaps more than a hundred Memorial Day plaques honoring his famous General Order Number 11 creating Memorial Day as a National Holiday. They were placed in public buildings and cemeteries across the United States. We think that we have located all of the Logan statues but who knows. There may be another one out there to find. The General John A Logan Museum invites the public to join a nationwide ‘Scavenger Hunt’ to locate and photograph any Logan namesake or memorial that still exists. If you send us a photo and location of one we have not yet catalogued, we will enter you in our quarterly drawing for a Logan Museum t-shirt. So, as you travel, keep an eye out for Logan