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Preserving History with the Monmouth Fire Museum

NELMA’s partnership with the Maine Cabin Masters has done a lot to promote the use of wood species relevant to the Northeast (“Throw some pine at it!”).  The association and our members are thrilled to have been a part of their project in Monmouth Maine rehabbing an historic Fire Station.  The episode aired this week […]

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