About the Property

Built in the 1860s and 70s by Irish and Franco-Americans, the Hill Mill sits between Chestnut and Cedar Streets, and between the downtown Lewiston Upper Canal and the Androscoggin river a little further south. Its 460,000-square-foot red brick building used to be a textile mill started by Thomas J Hill in 1850 but now houses an assortment of different sized light industrial and craft businesses inside its over six-acre complex, some of which have been in the building for decades.

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Hill Mill

41 Chestnut Street

Lewiston, ME 04240

603-605-1662

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Current Tenants

In addition to the emerging businesses and craft-related enterprises operating in the mill there are also distributors, textile and leather manufacturers, a gym, and machine shops. Join this community of makers and businesses and become part of the wonderful community of present and future growth in downtown Lewiston.

Office Hours: By appointment

Please contact our management office in advance of your visit to schedule an appointment so we can be sure to meet you on site. We do need to provide 24 hours notice before showing an occupied space. We look forward to showing you around!