Construction on the renovation and expansion of the former Camden Yarns Mill is slated to begin this fall.
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Maine MILL to preserve Lewiston Strong memorial items
Maine Museum of Innovation, Learning and Labor is collecting items from around the city to display at its headquarters.
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Photo album: The Mainer Project at Maine MILL
Portland-based artist Pigeon’s portraits of Mainers will hang from the side of The Maine MILL starting Wednesday.
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New exhibit at Lewiston’s Maine MILL asks ‘Who are we?’
The newly renamed Museum L-A looks beyond the mill history of Lewiston-Auburn to the histories of our new Mainers in an exhibit that connects the past with the future.
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Museum L-A becomes Maine Museum of Innovation, Learning and Labor
A new exhibit will highlight the reopening of the museum and will open to the public Feb. 9.
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Luchador Tacos coming to Auburn
Museum L-A gets a makeover; No, Olive Garden is not opening anytime soon!
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Museum L-A snags federal funds for a new facility near Androscoggin River
A challenge grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities offers a boost for plan that may allow construction to start next year.
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Museum L-A to expand public hours of operation
Museum L-A in Lewiston announces expanded public hours. The museum will now be open from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday; and will be closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday – except by appointment. Executive Director Rachel Ferrante shared, “We hope that this change will make the museum more accessible to our local community and tourists […]
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Photo Album: Museum L-A opens new exhibit
The Industrial Heart includes interactive art pieces focusing on the textile, shoe, and brick-making industries.
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Museum L-A and Franco Center to receive funding
Rachel Ferrante and other museum officials have been working to raise $17 million needed to build the new museum at the former Camden Yarns Mill on Beech Street in Lewiston’s riverfront.