Reviews of Lumberman's Museum (Museum)

61 Shin Pond Rd, Patten, ME 04765, United States

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Here you will be able to see all the opinions of real people who buy the products of Lumberman\'s Museum (Museum) in Maine.

To this day the firm has a score of 4.8 out of 5 and this score has been based on 38 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Lumberman's Museum IN Maine

Fred Safford

Beautifully done telling of the logging history of Maine. Beautiful grounds

Patricia Hargreaaves

Loved it! The short film before touring the various buildings was very helpful in telling the complete story of Maine's lumber industry.

Catherine Shaw

It was very nice

Beth Peters

John Hartt

Julie Hasenbuhler

Wow.. Much more than we expected, informative with film that is a must see, outbuildings with genuine artifacts of the lumbermen of Maine.

Christine Whitmer

Great place to see how the lumber men did their job & how they lived it was very educational for sure.

Julie Chapla

Breanna Cullen

April Drew

Educational. Great place to bring your children.

Ronald Ouellette

I enjoyed seeing the pictures of the actual men, horses, equipment & techniques they used in those days that put a substance to the stores my Dad use to tell us kids about when he use to work up in the Millinocket Mountains with his Dad's farm horses, traveling up from Old Town, Me., in order to make ends meet to support the large family. The family had walked away from their potato farm in Caribou, Me. during the great depression. Thankyou !

David Smith

Awesome place. Lots of history.

Scot Sabins

This was a great learning opportunity about our logging past. Wish my grandfather was still around to tell stories about working in the woods in those days, working with the horses & the Lombard skidded. Want to take my grandkids there soon!

James Kasischke

More Interesting than I Thought

Danielle

Went to the Fiddlers Fiddleheads festival in Patten, Maine and walked thru their old museum fronts and saw some pretty old machinery. Take a peek. Also snapped some pix of Mt. Katahdin while we were there.

Gregory Bucanelli

Loved it thank God I made it

Karen Gary

Had a good time and saw some friends havent seen in quite some time

Carol McGarigle

We drove over 200 miles for the Founders Day advertised on the website. The museum was open but there was no blacksmithing, wood turning, bake sale, etc. VERY DISAPPOINTING! Museum has a treasure trove of logging artifacts, history, wonderful replicas and diaramas but we really wanted to see the woodturning and blacksmithing. Please update your website !

danica dougherty

Joshua Busque

Tom Chiocca

roger ames

It was very nice, we went to the annual bean hole dinner. It was a fun day. Traveled 3 hrs to get there. Second visit

Tom Smith

Lewis Sargent

Excellent place to visit if you're interested in history of Maine

Andrew Tripp

Aaron Pooley

Rich MacDonald

Awesome place to see early lumber and Maine history.

Evelyn Tarr

Linda Balthazor

S S

Nice little town museum that offers a lot of information and tools used during logging in the 1800-1900s. $10 per adult admission kids under 12 free.

Tom Largay

A real great museum!!

Lois Harrington

baylee lewin

Enjoyed all of it. Very interesting.

Susan Noyes

Really nice museum with lumberjack history. No heat so wear your jacket. Closed for the winter now.

Евгений Кохно

bernard liberi

Really awsome old logging history and memorabilia and super clean and friendly staff.

Herb Chambers

Great place to visit, educational and informative!

Tricia Nicols

My husband loves wood. A major reason we came so far for vacation was this museum. The 25-minute black-and-white movie in the main office was both entertaining and educational.