by Tharper
From Nowhere to Nowhere, Edouard Lacroix's Eagle Lake & West Branch Railroad
(The remarkable story of the "ghost trains" of the Allagash.)
Maine Forest & Logging Museum
Saturday, July 13, 2024
7pm to 9pm
Join us at the Maine Forest & Logging Museum in Bradley, Maine as Historian Terry Harper leads on an in-depth exploration of the captivating and remarkable story of the "Ghost trains" of the Allagash, The people who built and worked on it, and herculean efforts to preserve the locomotives and their place in the mechanization of Maine’s early lumber industry.
Completed in 1927 and abandoned in 1933, the locomotives (ghost trains) of the Eagle Lake & West Branch Railroad remain as monuments to a remarkable era in the Maine woods. Come and join us as we hear the captivating story that surrounds these legends of the north woods.
Seating is limited and must be purchased in advance
Purchase Tickets: https://mflmgiftshop.weebly.com/store/ ... ation.html
Museum members Free!
Please contact the office to sign up:
[email protected]
207-974-6278
Visit our website:
www.maineforestandloggingmuseum.org
Founded in 1960, the mission of the Maine Forest & Logging Museum is to celebrate Maine’s rich forestry and logging history through education, demonstration, preservation, and conservation; foster curiosity and enjoyment for all ages; and inspire and encourage others to join our efforts.
The Maine Forest & Logging Museum is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization
(The remarkable story of the "ghost trains" of the Allagash.)
Maine Forest & Logging Museum
Saturday, July 13, 2024
7pm to 9pm
Join us at the Maine Forest & Logging Museum in Bradley, Maine as Historian Terry Harper leads on an in-depth exploration of the captivating and remarkable story of the "Ghost trains" of the Allagash, The people who built and worked on it, and herculean efforts to preserve the locomotives and their place in the mechanization of Maine’s early lumber industry.
Completed in 1927 and abandoned in 1933, the locomotives (ghost trains) of the Eagle Lake & West Branch Railroad remain as monuments to a remarkable era in the Maine woods. Come and join us as we hear the captivating story that surrounds these legends of the north woods.
Seating is limited and must be purchased in advance
Purchase Tickets: https://mflmgiftshop.weebly.com/store/ ... ation.html
Museum members Free!
Please contact the office to sign up:
[email protected]
207-974-6278
Visit our website:
www.maineforestandloggingmuseum.org
Founded in 1960, the mission of the Maine Forest & Logging Museum is to celebrate Maine’s rich forestry and logging history through education, demonstration, preservation, and conservation; foster curiosity and enjoyment for all ages; and inspire and encourage others to join our efforts.
The Maine Forest & Logging Museum is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization
