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I am merely a visitor to various sites who writes about her family’s experiences.

Perhaps you could contact The Works directly by using the “Contact Info” at their website, http://www.attheworks.org/.

Linda (minnemom)

On June 28th the Energy Cooperative is having Kids Day at your facility. I am asking that you refuse to have pony rides as it is inhumane for these animals to stand hour after hour in the heat teathered to an iron post and forced to go around and around h with little water. Animals should not be used in this manner. It won’t look good on your part to allow abuse and neglect for these animals.

Thank you and so do the ponys thank you.
If you permit this, I will not buy a membership for my sons family next year.

[...] and uncrowded.  While there are bigger museums in Columbus and other large cities in Ohio, The Works is worth the drive out of the city to learn about science, history, and art in one [...]

[...] the historical museum at The Works, one of the most interesting things that caught our eye was that of the Ohio and Erie Canal.  [...]

Thank your for visiting The Works in Newark, Ohio. We always enjoy seeing our museum from another perspective and glad you had a good experience visiting central Ohio.

Please let us know when you travel back this way. There are many fun and exciting things to do in our community for the entire family.

Marcia Downes
Director

Thank you for your kind comments on my photo on my blog.

You have a cool blog, we have been looking at the pics and the posts.

How wonderful the internet is, it gives a light on other peeps lives.

Hope we can keep in touch!

love Marvin (and Jeannie who has opposable thumbs so writes the interesting stuff) …………….

Marvin’s last blog post..Wordless Wednesday combined with Tripping Tuesday