The Lumbermen?s Museum documents the history of logging in Maine. It focuses on the preservation of the logging heritage and accomplishments of the state?s early inhabitants. The Museum?s exhibits include the most remarkable contributions of Maine to the early mechanization of logging. Among these are the Lombard Steam Hauler, the Peavey Cant Dog, and the Lombard Gas Hauler.

Visitors to the Museum will be able to widen their knowledge about Maine logging history, including the use of bateaux on waterways to transport supplies, the lifestyle inside a remote logging camp, and certain stories from the brave river drivers.

The Lumbermen?s Museum houses its own Gift Shop. Admission fee is $8 for adults, $3 for children 6-11 years old, and free for children under 6 years old.