(view on the map)

Paul Bunyan is back after a complete overhaul. Mr Bunyan had a complete makeover at the hands of J. Eugene Boivin of Rumford. Part of the makeover includes a new paint job, a new ax and internal steel supports which are secured to a six foot tall block of concrete. The supports were secured from the inside by workers who had to climb out of the neck before the head was attached. Previously he was supported by wires attached to a building. Mr. Bunyan is illuminated by parking lot lights and quite secure. He is now the property of the Town of Rumford and stands at the foot of Falls Hill on Route 2 next to the Chamber of Commerce information booth, which is designed to look like a grist mill with working water wheel. Also on the site is a memorial to Ed Muskie, who was born in Rumford, and the highest waterfalls east of Niagara. The location is just a few yards from his previous location in front of the former Puiia Home Center.

(view on the map)

State Representative, Governor, U.S. Senator and Vice Presidential Candidate best known for championing clean water legislation.

(view on the map)

Designed to replicate a grist mill, this information center provides visitors with a comfortable place to learn more about our state and community. (Handicap accessible restrooms available)

(view on the map)

The spirits of our native tribes are remembered thanks to the efforts of J. Eugene Boivin who has constructed a life size diorama of Indian life along the river bank.

(view on the map)

A memorial to the Vietnam Veterans from Oxford County.

(view on the map)

Black Mountain offers nordic and alpine skiing, snow boarding and snow tubing in the winter months. In the summer, they host a day camp.

(view on the map)

(view on the map)

(view on the map)

(view on the map)

Currently home to the Greater Rumford Community Center, this building sports large columns and ornate architectural features.

(view on the map)

Now closed to the public, this was the site of the first trans-Atlantic satellite transmission.

(view on the map)

Also know as silver lake, Roxbury Pond provides a vast expanse of water for the recreation of the masses.

(view on the map)

From top to bottom, the Rumford Falls have the greatest vertical drop east of Niagara Falls.

(view on the map)

One of the few business districts in Maine that is surrounded by water. The island was created when the mill developed a canal to direct water and logs toward its facility. The river runs under a portion of the mill property to complete the separation with the mainland.

(view on the map)

When the local high school deteriorated from disrepair, it needed to be razed and buried on site. The alumnae asked the town to designate the land as a park. A memorial to the school stands on one corner.

(view on the map)

Falmouth Field is comprised of three baseball fields, one of which serves as a skating rink in the winter.

(view on the map)

A quality sports facility serving the town's children and school teams. Hosmer consists of a baseball and football fields, horeshoe pits, basketball and tennis courts, track, walking trails, picnic tables and developing facilities for BMX biking and skateboarding. In the winter, a hockey rink serves the needs of locals and a youth hockey program.

(view on the map)