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Forest & Logging Museum |
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The museum in the state of Maine is focused on forest resources in a cultural context. It combines an interactive living history format (with volunteers dressed in the clothing of the period) with a variety of interpretative sites that include an authentic blacksmith shop.
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Hose 5 Fire Museum |
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The Hose 5 Fire Museum in Bangor, Maine was built in 1897 and used for close to 100 years before the replacement fire station was built on the Hogan Road. Today, the former fire station is used as a fire museum. Admission is free.
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Land Transportation Museum |
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The mission of The Cole Land Transportation Museum is to collect, preserve, and display (before they disappear forever) a cross section of Maine's land transportation equipment from which this and future generations will gain knowledge of the past.
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Lumbermens Museum |
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The Lumbermen's Museum was established to document Maine Logging History by preserving the logging heritage and accomplishments of early inhabitants of the state. Exihibits at the museum include some of Maine's most notable contributions to the early mechanization of logging.
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Maine Discovery Museum |
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With seven major interactive exhibit areas on three floors, Maine Discovery Museum is the largest children's museum north of Boston. Located in the historic Freese's building in downtown Bangor, MDM is just an hour's drive from Acadia National Park.
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