Millinocket, Maine
Millinocket is a mill town in Maine. It began with the selection of a site for the Great Northern Paper Company in 1899. Charles W. Mullen, an engineering graduate from the University of Maine, intended to build a hydroelectric dam on the Penobscot River. He contacted Garret Schenck, a recognized expert in the pulp and paper industry, about building a pulp and paper mill near the proposed new dam. Mr. Schenck agreed, and set about obtaining the necessary financial backing.
After securing land rights, the chosen site was at the junction of the West Branch of the Penobscot River and Millinocket Stream, where it stands today.
Things moved quickly, and by the spring of 1899, a new company was formed, to be called the Maine ||
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|align=center| Regions: Down East | Maine Atlantic Coast | Maine Highlands | North Woods | Western Maine Mountains
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|align=center| Largest Cities: Auburn | Augusta | Bangor | Bath | Belfast | Biddeford | Brewer | Caribou | Ellsworth | Gardiner | Houlton | Kittery | Lewiston | Millinocket | Old Orchard Beach | Old Town | Orono | Portland | South Portland | Topsham
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|align=center| Counties: Androscoggin |
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Kennebec |
Knox |
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Oxford |
Penobscot |
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Sagadahoc |
Somerset |
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