Rangeley Outdoor Sporting Heritage Museum
NileGuide Expert Says:
The Rangeley Outdoor Sporting Heritage Museum offers fascinating insights into the premier hiking, hunting and fishing heritage of this Maine region.Address:
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207-864-3091Description:
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The museum itself is located in a 3,500 square foot rustic log building and contains a wealth of paintings, sculptures, sketches and carvings on view for the public. This destination offers unique insights into the lives and stories of those who made Maine a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
