We were inspired by the hard and dangerous work of the loggers of old. The 20 minute film is a must... read more
This little museum is a not to be missed attraction if you are in the area. Stories from real... read more
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We were inspired by the hard and dangerous work of the loggers of old. The 20 minute film is a must to get the true feel what they endured. It was fun to see the well laid out tools of the trade and visit the...More
This little museum is a not to be missed attraction if you are in the area. Stories from real people who lived and worked in Maines logging industry. Make sure you take the time to watch the video of the entire logging process in the...More
A visit to the Maine Forestry Museum in Rangeley is an excellent way to get a better idea of the history and culture of the Rangeley Lakes area. We spent over an hour in this highly informative museum examining the wealth of exhibits and artifacts...More
Spent part of the morning visiting this museum and found it full of the history of the Rangeley area. One of the volunteers was very knowledgeable about the area and I enjoyed listening to him tell of the life of the lumbermen and women and...More
The museum continues to improve every year! It's a beautiful facility, with interesting exhibits, artwork, and even logging related toys for the kids; something to appeal to all ages. A must see if you are visiting the Rangeley area!
Rangeley has such a rich logging history, this museum is not to be missed. It is easy to access and to park. The displays are so interesting - you'll want to spend all day reading letters loggers sent back home.
If you are in the Rangeley area visiting during the Logging Festival and Parade, then you are in for a treat...especially if you are from the City. It's like nothing I've ever see before. There are all kinds of competitions and the museum offers a...More
We stopped by looking for Quill Hill and was amazed by the Museum and all its wood displays.. Worth the trip.. we will go back to visit..
We have visited this small museum several times and enjoyed it earch time. The museum has recently changed its name to the Maine Forestry Museum. The Logging Festival, an annual event the third weekend in July is really a lot of fun. Not something that...More
If you want to understand Mainers, you need to take in this museum. Plan 1/2 hour to 45 minutes. There is a DVD to see and lots to look at.
