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Leonard’s Mills Sawmill is a functioning reconstruction of a late-eighteenth-century water-powered sawmill at the Maine Forest and Logging Museum in Bradley, Maine. A large water wheel on Blackman Stream transfers power through wooden gears to an up-and-down vertical saw that cuts logs. The site operates as a living-history exhibit, demonstrating timber processing alongside other reconstructed structures connected with Maine’s early forest communities.
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How good is Leonard's Mills Sawmill?
Leonard's Mills Sawmill scores 7.17/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Watermill category. Engaging living-history demonstrations and solid reconstruction provide good visitor value, with reduced authenticity as a rebuilt structure.
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