Rangeley Lakes Region
Logging Museum
Logging Museum
Early Summer 2013
Summer is coming quickly in Rangeley! We're getting the Museum spruced up and ready to open later in June and the Museum board members and volunteers are very busy making plans for this year's events and projects at the Museum...trail building, auctions, festivals, concerts, logging parade, guest artists...and more! Stay tuned! Meanwhile, check out the amazing collection of photos we have on Facebook and please "like" us while you're there.
Founded in the late 1970s by local logger and chain saw sculptor, Rodney Richard, also known as
The Mad Whittler, the Logging Museum has become an important part of
Rangeley's local lore.
The Museum will be open Wednesday through Sunday, 11-5, June 19th to Labor Day. You may also find us open on Mondays and Tuesdays by chance. If the flag is out, stop by! We'll be glad to show you around.
After Labor Day the hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11-4. We welcome large groups! To schedule a special time for a group visit please call us to make arrangements! See you soon. Meanwhile, please "like" us on Facebook.
Contact the Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum:
Phone: 207-864-3939 (summer only), 864-5368 (Chuck and June Aleck - winter)
By Mail: P.O. Box 154, Rangeley, ME 04970
Delivery Address or directions:
221 Stratton Road, Route 16, Rangeley, ME 04970
E-Mail: info@rlrlm.org
Donations of any amount are gratefully accepted.
Your donations help us keep our doors open to share this vital history
of the Maine woods with the rest of the world!
Click here to find out more about our 2013 "Open Door" Campaign
Phone: 207-864-3939 (summer only), 864-5368 (Chuck and June Aleck - winter)
By Mail: P.O. Box 154, Rangeley, ME 04970
Delivery Address or directions:
221 Stratton Road, Route 16, Rangeley, ME 04970
E-Mail: info@rlrlm.org
Donations of any amount are gratefully accepted.
Your donations help us keep our doors open to share this vital history
of the Maine woods with the rest of the world!
Click here to find out more about our 2013 "Open Door" Campaign
