First settled in 1829 by Thomas Fowler and his family, only a couple of farms were there before the area was selected as the site for a new pulp and paper mill, which became the Great Northern Paper Company. Since the site was not near any towns, one had to be built, much of it by GNP. Construction began on the mill in 1899, and a town quickly grew around it, prompting its nickname as the "Magic City," incorporated in 1901.
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Explains the park’s facilities for skateboarders, hikers and others. Other sections of the site provide volunteer opportunities, park maps and a way to donate to the organization.
http://www.baxterstateparkauthority.com/
A native of Millinocket, Maine, Chris McDonald offers computer repair services, virus removal, data storage, upgrades, networking, web design, and other services to the greater Katahdin area of Penobscot County. His services and projects are defined, and contacts are posted.
http://www.computerrehab.info/
Contains a history of the Great Northern Paper Company and the “town that paper built. Also contains dozens of photographs from before the mill was finished to the current day. Also had book recommendations for those interested in both what was once the largest paper mill of its kind and the unique town of Millinocket.
http://greatnorthernpaperhistory.com
Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce
Representing an area that includes Millinocket, East Millinocket and Medway, the local business membership organization's site is focused mostly on tourism and service sector business, calling attention to Baxter State Park and other nearby destinations, as well as a directory of businesses and services within area towns and unincorporated areas.
http://www.katahdinmaine.com/
Retails photographs, greeting cards and other art works featuring Maine. There is a biographical profile of the gallery’s artists, information on the framing service and artistic images.
http://www.memoriesofmaine.com/
The local chapter of the Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks of the USA identifies its officers, publishes a newsletter and calendar of events, as well as photographs and reports of past events sponsored by the club.
http://www.millinocketelks.com/
Advertises a floral shop that sells roses, tulips and other flowers. Customers can place orders online, review the store’s selection of gifts and track orders online.
http://www.millinocketfloral.com/
This medical facility provides cancer treatment, surgery and radiology. Find a directory of the facility’s physicians, a hospital history and a map to the facility.
http://www.mrhme.org/
The town's official site brings attention to the history of the town and discusses its plans for the future, including its available resources and economic development plans, municipal services and governmental structure. Online services include agendas and minutes of official meetings and access to various public documents.
http://www.millinocket.org/
While administrated in Millinocket, Maine, this online discussion forum is free and open to anyone anywhere who is fifty years old or older. Offering a wide variety of topics, registration is required for participation in forum discussions, and real names, rather than handles, are used in order to promote genuine conversation. The forum discusses a wide variety of topics, including education, entertainment, reminiscences, home improvement, senior employment, and. hot button issues.
https://seniorsonly.club/
Presents the Episcopal church’s services for members. Also find photographs of church events, church art exhibits and church news reports elsewhere on the site.
http://www.standrewmaine.net/
