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Rangeley, Maine 04970
(Photos)
Entryway. Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Main Street. Rangeley, Maine. Built in 1908 using the Colonial Revival Style. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Old House. Main Street. Rangeley, Maine.
Barn Quilt. Mariner’s Compass. Main Street. Rangeley, Maine.
Historic Sign. Barn Quilt Trail. Rangeley, Maine.
Rangeley Trust Company Building. Rangeley, Maine. Built in 1905.
Historic Sign—Ice Harvesting. Rangeley, Maine.
Historic NRHP Plaque—Rangeley Trust Company Building. Rangeley, Maine.
Town Line sign. Rangeley Plantation, Maine.
Old Car. Rangeley, Maine.
Dining Area. Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Rangeley, Maine.
Old School Phone Booth. Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Rangeley, Maine.
Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Main Street. Rangeley, Maine Turnpike built c. 1908 using the Colonial Revival Style. NRHP designated.
Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Main Street. Rangeley, Maine. Built in 1908 using the Colonial Revival Style. NRHP designated.
Stairway. Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Rangeley, Maine. Built in 1908 using the Colonial Revival Style. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Moose and Bear (Squirrel not available). Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Rangeley, Maine.
Sitting Room. Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Rangeley, Maine. Built in 1908. NRHP designated.
Dining Room. Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Rangeley, Maine.
Barn Quilt. North Star. Rangeley, Maine.
Rangeley Trust Company. Built in 1905. Rangeley, Maine Turnpike used as Town Office 1922-79. NRHP designated.
Historic NRHP Plaque—Rangeley Public Library. Rangeley, Maine.
Skowhegan Savings Bank (1922) and Rangeley Baptist Church. Rangeley, Maine.
Main Street. Rangeley, Maine.
Rangeley Inn & Tavern. Main Street. Rangeley, Maine. NRHP designated.
Saddleback Mountain. Rangeley, Maine.
Rangeley Public Library. 7 Lake Street. Rangeley, Maine. Built in 1909 using the Romanesque Revival Style. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Ambrose Walker, Architect.
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