Rangeley Lakes Region
Rangeley Lakes Region by R. Donald Palmer, published by Arcadia Publishing Library Editions on April 13, 2004, offers a detailed exploration of the historical transformation of the town of Rangeley, Maine. Spanning 130 pages, this book delves into the allure of the wild brook trout that has drawn anglers to the western mountains for generations, highlighting the evolution of Rangeley from a farming and logging settlement to a renowned outdoor sporting destination.
Readers will discover the rich heritage of the Rangeley Lakes Region, gaining insights into the past, people, and places that define its unique character. The narrative captures the significance of notable figures such as Carrie Stevens, Herb Welch, and Fly Rod Crosby, whose legacies continue to resonate in the area. This edition provides a comprehensive look at the history and cultural impact of this New England locale, making it a valuable resource for those interested in local history and outdoor sports.
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Pursuit of the fabled wild brook trout has for generations attracted anglers to the western mountains of Maine. This phenomenon has, over the course of two hundred years, transformed the town of Rangeley from a settlement of farmers and woodsmen to a popular outdoor sporting destination where the names of Carrie Stevens, Herb Welch, and Fly Rod Crosby still echo along the streams and lakes. Rangeley Lakes Region examines the region’s rich heritage and provides an intimate glimpse of the past, people, and places that make Rangeley special.
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