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ABOUT US
By
establishing the Outdoor Sporting Heritage Museum the Rangeley Lakes
Region Historical Society is pursuing its Mission, "to discover,
identify, collect, preserve and interpret artifacts, printed material
and original historical records which document the history and
traditions of the region and its people." Over the past 50 years the
Rangeley Lakes Region Historical
Society has acquired some major and important historical collections
of general interest that will continue to be displayed at its museum
on Main Street in Rangeley. The new Outdoor Sporting Heritage Museum
in the nearby village of Oquossoc affords the opportunity to focus
on the region's rich outdoor sporting history by working with its
partners in this venture.
The Rangeley Region Guides’ & Sportsmen’s Association is dedicated to
protecting and enhancing the region’s fisheries and wildlife through
stream restoration, the Junior Guides Program, hunter safety and
archery courses, teaching fly tying and fly casting and protecting
sportsmen’s rights.
Now you
can join this partnership with your tax-exempt
donation to the capital
building fund or to our collections.
Nestled between the arching spruce and fir, in the midst of some of
the finest brook trout and salmon fishing anywhere, the Outdoor
Sporting Heritage Museum is located on two acres in the center of
Rangeley’s village of Oquossoc. The Museum not only honors our past,
but it is a gateway to the region’s exciting outdoors experience and
its future.
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How To Reach Us:
Rangeley Outdoor Sporting
Heritage Museum
P O Box 521 Rangeley, ME 04970
(207) 864-3091
Email
info@rangeleyoutdoormuseum.org
www.rangeleyoutdoormuseum.org
501©3 non profit organization |
Directions:
4 hours from Boston via
Interstate 95 to Maine Turnpike
Take Exit 75 and travel north on
Continue on Route 4 to the village of Oquossoc |
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