Mayall Mills State Historic Site

Description

Located within the Royal River watershed in the Pineland Public Reserve Land, the Mayall Mills State Historic Site is home to the first water-powered woolen mill in North America.  Managed by the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands, the site is a great place to fish the clear, well-stocked waters of Collyer Brook, a Royal tributary, or enjoy a scenic lunch at the picnic area.

Location

Megquier Road and Mayall Road, Gray

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Just upstream at the corner of Mayall Road and Route 100 is a second public access area that provides bank access for fishing.

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For more information, visit https://www.maine.gov/dacf/parks/discover_history_explore_nature/history/mayall_mill/index.shtml

Property

Mayall Mills State Historic Site

Located within the Royal River watershed in the Pineland Public Reserve Land, the Mayall Mills State Historic Site is home to the first water-powered woolen mill in North America.  Managed by the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands, the site is a great place to fish the clear, well-stocked waters of Collyer Brook, a Royal tributary, or enjoy a scenic lunch at the picnic area.