Reviews of Maine Forest & Logging Museum (Museum)

museum grounds, 262 Government Rd office 54, Bradley, ME 04411, United States

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REVIEWS OF Maine Forest & Logging Museum IN Maine

Michael Wetherbee

David Morrison

Sean Varney

Natalie D

Worth a visit.

Pas Si Cool

My tour guy is gay

Herb Taggart

Great experience for young and old

Anna Emerson

Fred Emerson III

Nice place to take pictures in the fall.

shane anderson

beth adams

Michael Kashey

Beautiful place

Gina

Delightful historical spot. Rugged, but easy and scenic trails to explore.

Steve Gott

Great place to go visit and lots to learn of how life used to be

Rodney Stanhope

I have a very good time every time I visit.

Amy Crosby

Peter Dow

Wonderfull place ( more for adults ) a ton of history

Michael Lowe

That's a great place to take the family

Brandon Watson

Always a great place to go for a hike, when they have the living history days there is so much to enjoy, from wagon rides, to fresh beans and biscuits and apple cider.

Tony Monroe

So many educational things to do at the location just amazing people great atmosphere would visit again for sure

Zinyak Gaming

Was a very nice place to visit and learn.

Tammy Michaels

Beautiful!

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John K

Great place to visit. Especially fun in spring when 100s of thousands of river herring swim by Mill dam upstream to spawn. A natural spectacle!

Nathan Frace

Really cool spot. Wish it was open more

Josh M

Good place to learn about local history.

Rachel Neher

This place is so beautiful, and the events are well organized

Elizabeth Buchanan

Donald Tilbury

Great museum! Beautiful area to walk around in and see some old saw mill equipment, water mill, covered bridge, fish ladder, and a dam. Nice trails to walk around in and gorgeous views of the river.

Monica Littlefield

Neco Long

Matthew Vine

Biscuits!

Matt McBride

Faith Ireland

Brett Binns

This place is wonderful to visit. It's extremely pretty with it's covered bridge, mill, and other buildings. Walking is a little hilly and a little rough but my 93 year old MinL could get around fine unassisted (she is in good shape). The Lombard Log Haulers, up by rhe parking lot are a special draw. This place is all volunteer run and they are ti be commended! Still, watch the website to attend while the site is open in order to get interpretation and building access. Better yet, go during their larger events. It's still a pretty walk at other times but not the learning experience. Please be sure to support them with your entrance fee and donation. Folks put a lot of work into this place!

Deanna Fahey

Wonderful place to take the family!

Angela Munson

This was a very fun and interesting place to visit and learn about.

lbrb 4

Great time at the Living History Days!

Robert Kitchin

mitch simpson

Jonathan Torre

Fun, interesting, and educational. This place has some fantastic buildings and machinery. Wish I could have gone during an event, but sadly we were just passing through.

Allison Simpson

Great place to visit!

rose watson

It really takes you back in history. So real. Incredibly talented people. You go once and your gonna want to go back.

Cyrus Winingar

Grew up around this place seems like they have added a lot over the years. Always open during daylight hours.

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Benny Maynard

Everything is here it would take to harvest and process timber. Good history lesson.

Brady Smith

Incredible experience. A great look at life during the beginnings of this homestead. We had an amazing day.

Brandon Davis

DeadofNight Information

Went on the only day it was open. It was closed.

Julie Cousins

Love the colonial days; the volunteers are so friendly, they feel like family. Kids love the cute selection of souvenirs at the giftshop, and parents love the amazingly low prices even more!

Kim Dickerson

Nice little museum in the woods. I was there with a logger who made the exhibits more interesting as he'd worked with a majority of the equipment there.

Special Ed

We sure hit this one at the right time. Visiting Bar Harbor from the west coast we decided to see some inland locations. Found the Maine Forest & Logging Museum and it just happened that they were having their Living History Days weekend. They had their Lombard log hauler running, blacksmithing, food, the water wheel vertical sawmill, the horizontal sawmill, the shingle cutter. It was an amazing time. Well worth the price of admission.

Steve Page

A perennial event for our family! Interesting, educational, and fun! Friendly staff and volunteers make for a great, family friendly experience.

Mark Boucher

Great place to visit, especially On their living history days! It's an awesome event for kids and adults!

Mitchell Pelletier

Great experience

Derek Lane

Mark Wolf

Great museum, very interesting, many exhibits, hands on. Situated in the forest.

Bryan Weisse

This place has some great pieces of American history. I helped restore their Lombard for my UMO MET '14 senior project

Terri Coolong

World's only operating steam powered Lombard log hauler. Water powered sawmill, charcoal fired blacksmith's shop, lots of great logging history. Alewives in the spring,, Living History Days in the fall and other fun events in between!