Maine Mill

Imagine a sprawling corporate oasis nestled in the heart of Lewiston, ME—that's Maine MILL for you. This vibrant campus is not just any office space; it's a dynamic hub where innovation meets productivity. With modern architecture seamlessly blending into the scenic surroundings, employees at Maine MILL find themselves in an environment that fosters creativity and collaboration. From state-of-the-art conference rooms to lush green spaces for impromptu brainstorming sessions, Maine MILL offers a perfect balance of work and play. The campus is designed to inspire, with every corner thoughtfully curated to enhance the overall employee experience. Whether strolling through the landscaped pathways or grabbing a coffee at the onsite café, there's a sense of energy and purpose that permeates throughout this corporate haven. Generated using this place's available information

HistoryAlthough Museum L-A was founded in 1996, our doors opened in 2004 to showcase the hard work, grit, and ingenuity of our local mill workers, shoe workers, and brick makers who founded the cities of Lewiston and Auburn, Maine. In addition to featuring the machines and tools used in these trade industries, we tell the stories of the people who worked so hard to make our communities what they are today.SpecialtiesMuseum L-A is a Museum of Work and Community whose mission is to connect generations and cultures, foster a spirit of discovery and human ingenuity, and help people experience the rich history and heritage of work, the arts and community. One can learn about and see artifacts of the textile, shoe and brick industries as well as hear about the new immigrants and waterpower and canal systems.

The Androscoggin Historical Society is a non-profit organization located in Lewiston, Maine, dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the Androscoggin County region. Through their museum, library, photo archives, and various resources, the society offers a valuable collection of photos, books, maps, and artifacts that are accessible to schools and the public, providing a unique opportunity to explore and learn about the area's past.Generated from the website