SUMMARY: Louie’s Antique Chain Saws is a quirky museum that started as a personal collection and quickly grew into a small museum. Owner and operator, Louie Pelletier, opened the museum to share with schools, scout troops, and other chainsaw enthusiasts.
MORE INFORMATION: History: Louie Pelletier is a woodsman who started a personal collection of vintage chainsaws. Pelletier initially held his collection in the garage at his home, but it quickly outgrew the space, and his wife wanted the collection moved. Pelletier moved his collection into a woodshop across the street.
Collections and Highlights: The collection includes hundreds of vintage chainsaws. Highlights include a 1950s Russian Druzhba saw, and a 1957 D.D. Terrill CS-5, a 1954 Wright GS-218, and a 1965 Homelite Super Wiz.
Tours: Stop by or call Louie Pelletier for a tour.
Season/Hours of Operation: The museum does not have regular hours. Stop by or call and Louie Pelletier is typically around daily.
Admission: Free.
