Explore the heritage, culture and history of logging, woodsmen, and local ecology dating to the 1800s
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Oct 18, 2023
So much more than a lumber museum. For just $5 you could stay for hours. We loved it all, especially the trapper’s cabin – my, they had it hard – and the blacksmith’s workshop. Shame the train not …Full review by Foodange
Jul 2, 2023
Enjoyed our visit. It was nice to see the exhibits and learn about the history of the lumber industry. I do wish they still had the train though.Full review by Laura M
Jul 23, 2022
A very interesting look into the past that seems off the beaten path. We did find it a bit pricy as they limit the family price to 2 adults & 3 children for $25 and then $5 for each additional child …Full review by christinap361
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