South Windham village was one of the earliest settlements to emerge as Europeans

Source

Maine Sunday Telegram

Date

8-7-1994

Pages

1B, 12B

Abstract

South Windham village was one of the earliest settlements to emerge as Europeans moved up the Presumpscot River from Casco Bay, and through the years has been a major transportation link between Portland and western Maine and home to the Androscoggin Paper Mill and a steel mill. An influx of young residents, drawn by the river, the village setting and affordable housing, are seen by some as foreshadowing the revitilization of the village. Details.

Subjects

South Windham

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