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Cultural offerings in
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Antiques: Only a few of the local antique dealers are listed on the web. Keep your eyes peeled while driving. |
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Churches: The
Rangeley area has several traditional New England small town churches.
Our summer favorite is the 100 year-old Union Log Church |
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Covered bridge: One of nine remaining in Maine, the Bennett Bridge was built in 1901. |
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Dining: Take-out, pizza, casual and fine dining. Pride in ownership is apparent at local restaurants. |
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Festivals: Fourth of July, Strawberry, Blueberry, Apple, and Logging Festivals; Outdoor Heritage Days, sidewalk art and antique shows, street dances. |
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Fine Arts: Friends of the Arts sponsors theater and concerts. |
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Fitness
Club: Cardiovascular machines, strength training machines, free
weights, world-class view overlooking the lake and mountains. Daily
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Food Shopping: In addition to the grocery stores in Rangeley and Oquossoc, shop for gourmet foods and stop at the Gingerbread House ice cream parlor. |
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Galleries: Only some of the local art galleries are published on the web. Enjoy finding more as you walk through town. |
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Golf: Mingo Springs golf course. 18 scenic holes overlooking the lake and mountains. Open to the public. |
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Library: The newly expanded library is recognized on the National Registry of Historic Places. |
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Movie Theater: At the center of downtown. Call 864-5000 for feature and show times. |
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Museums: The Logging Museum and the Wilhelm Reich Museum. |
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Narrow Gauge Railroad: The Sandy River and Rangeley Lakes Railroad is fun for all ages. |
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Shopping: The towns offer book stores, gift shops, quilt stores and antique shops. |
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Sporting Goods: Boat rental and fishing & hunting gear are available locally. |
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Tennis: Public tennis courts are in Oquossoc and Rangeley. |
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