Marty Velishka and Ray Heaton are among members of the Rangeley Logging Museum that have resurrected the old museum and built several hiking trails around the property.
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Marty Velishka and Ray Heaton are among members of the Rangeley Logging Museum that have resurrected the old museum and built several hiking trails around the property.
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A large collection of logging art by Rangeley artist and native Alden Grant is on display at the museum.
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"Matt Lord-Uphill," a photo taken in 1988 by photographer Madeleine de Sinety, is on display at the Rangeley Logging Museum.
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Ron Haynes shows a firewood saw at the museum.
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Marty Velishka flips through a book inside the museum. Examples of old saws and blades can be seen at left.
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Double- and single-sided axes on display at the museum.
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Ray Heaton nails a new shelter sign to a tree along the trails.
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Spiked logging boots are on display at the Rangeley Logging Museum.
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Among the sites along the trails at the museum are some of the tallest pines in Franklin County.
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"Clear Cut" is among several dioramas by David Barten on display at the Rangeley Logging Museum.
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Dozens of vintage chain saws are on display at the Rangeley Logging Museum.