Antique Snowmobile Museum : The Snowmobile Museum is the result of hard work by the sons of Earlan Campbell. Mr. Campbell was a leader in developing snowmobiles in the State of Maine. The museum features a host of reconditioned sleds from a number of early manufactures. All of the sleds are in working condition and the creators of the museum use several yearly when they recreate a trip from Millinocket to the Debsconeag Lakes area. The Campbell family worked with the Polaries Co. testing the prototype sleds being developed in Minnesota. The museum is located at the Northern Timber Cruisers clubhouse in Millinocker, and is open on weekends during the winter or by appointment. Please call 207-723-6203.

Boom House : Located on Ambajejus Lake where the penobscot River flows in the lake. This building is listed as a National Historical Landmark. The building and area was used during river drives of logs. When the logs reached the lake they were hauled across the lake to the aoulet some 13 miles away. The boom House can be accessed by anowmobile, boat or by foot and is open year round on a honor system.View photos of the historical museum at www.moreairphotos.com/boomhouse

Oakfield Railroad Museum : Located in Oakfield in the original railroad station, this museum takes you back in time to the 19th century and the beginning of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad in 1891. Open the Friday prior to Memorial Day through Labor Day every Saturday, Sunday and Holiday 1-4 p.m. Please call 207-757-8575 or visit the web site at www.ainop.com/users/oakfield.rr/RR-Directions.html

Patten Lumbermen's Museum : The Patten Lumbermen's Museum presents a nostalgic view back to the bygone day of the "Great North Woods" Located in these nine buildings are artifacts of the past that show graphically the hard work and the hard life, as well as the leisure time of the men who perfected the "Art of Logging." located 1/2 mile west of Patten, off of Route 11, on rout 159. Please call 207-528-2650 or visit their web site at www.lumbermensmuseum.org

Webb Museum of Vintage Fashion : The john E. and Walter D. Webb Museum of Vintage Fashion has on display children's men's and women's fashions. Centrally located in the village of Island Falls. Head east on Route 2, the museum is a red house that sits right next to the bridge over Fish Stream. It is located about a half hour form the Patten Lumbermen's Museum and compliments it well. Both museums take you back to a time when things moved more slowly. Tours of the museum are by appointment only appointment only please call 463-2486 or 2404 or visit their web site at www.coffeenews.net