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Maine Forest and Logging Museum
Maine Forest and Logging Museum
Find Your Place in the Woods

Lombard Technical Articles

by Terence Harper

The Following articles are courtesy of Lombard historian Terence Harper. The articles are for educational purposes only and are not to be copied, sold or published without the author’s written consent.

1. Lombard Log Haulers and Tractors
2. A History of the Maine Forest & Logging Museum’s Steam Lombard
3. Eagle Lake Tramway
4. Churchill Depot
5. Old Twin New Twin
6. The Biggest There is in the City
7. Lombard Model CS-88 Contractor’s Special
8. Edgar, Donuts, & a Drowned Lombard
9. To Russia With Love
10. A furor of excitement
11. I Wished That I Was Still a Tree Feller

12. Ovide and Arthur’s Excellent Adventure

13. Lombard’s Tin Lizzy and Bruisers

14. Smallpox in the Lumber Camps

15. Maine’s Eagle Lake & West Branch Railroad

16. The Incredible Two-Sled

17.  From Nowhere to Nowhere

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    • About
      • Mission and History
      • Board of Directors
      • Our Newsletter
    • Visit
      • Map
      • Directions
      • Visit Us
      • Visitor’s Policy
      • Photography Policy
      • Rental
      • Tree Trail
    • Exhibits
      • Leonard’s Mills
      • Lombard Log Hauler
      • 1920’s Mill Yard
      • Grady Machine Shop
      • Hiking Trails
      • River Restoration Fishway
    • Events
      • Past Events
        • Living History Days 2022
        • HeavyMetal2022
        • Mushroom Foray
        • Sled Dog Racing! 2019
        • Living History Days 2019
        • Summer At Leonards Mills 2019
        • Colonial Re-Enactment
        • Alewife Run 2019
        • Spring Runs 2019
        • Dog Sledding Through The Forest 2018
        • Living History Days 2018
        • Heavy Metal 2018
        • Children’s Days
        • On the Run 2018
    • Support
      • Donnell Mill Restoration Project
      • Sponsorship
      • Volunteer
        • Volunteer Camping
        • Volunteer Projects
        • The Tuesday Crew
      • Membership
      • Donate
      • More Ways to Donate