The Maine Forestry Museum collection consists of hundreds of artifacts, tools, equipment and heavy machinery from regional logging operations. View 19 original oil paintings by Alden Grant depicting logging camp life in the early 1900’s. Plus, experience miles of hiking trails on our grounds!
Visit
- Hours & Admission
- Directions & Map
- Trails & Map
- Covid Policy
Exhibitions
- Logging in the Maine Woods
- Logging Equipment, Tools & Machinery
- Maine Forestry Service
- Penobscot Nation Artifacts
Events
- Opening Day June 11, 2025
- Open House & Chamber Business After Hours Gathering June 11, 2025
- Logging Festival July 11 – 12, 2025
- Logging Parade July 12, 2025
- Online Auction July 25 – August 8, 2025
Donate
Donations help to keep our doors open to share the history found in our Maine woods!
Donations of any amount are gratefully appreciated.
Maine Forestry Museum is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.
Your donation may be tax deductible. Please consult your tax advisor to determine deductibility of your donation.
Membership
Memberships are a great way to support the Museum! Benefits include a 10% discount on gift shop items and free entry for your family and friends into the Museum.
Individual Membership – $20
Family Membership – $35
Sustaining Membership – $100
Lifetime Membership – $500
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