Rivermill Commercial Complex (Mascoma Rivermill)

 office building, river, mill

The Rivermill Commercial Complex is a present day office complex. It was built in 1882 and historically known as Mascoma Flannel Mill. It was Lebanon's first woolen mill and one of the few mill structures surviving basically intact. The original small brick mill with tower has been added to over the years. It became part of the American Woolen Co. in 1899 and was utilized into the 1930's. The office complex is managed by Keith Rondos and the largest tenant is Irving Oil Corporate Office. Along with Dartmouth College and West Central Services. This 19th century, beautifully restored office complex features all the amenities of a modern office building with the charm and style only buildings of this vintage can offer. A complete and detailed renovation process has exposed original brick walls and brought out the antique tones of wooden columns, beams, and lintels. Original hardware, such as wheels and pulleys utilized in the textile industry, have been tastefully preserved. Occupants enjoy a pleasant mix of refinished wood, numerous windows and attractive, modern flooring. The complex is served by state-of-the-art heat, ventilation, and air conditioning systems with life safety and fire protection components. Homepage link: www.rivermillcenter.com