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In partnership with the Maine Memory Network. This is a breadcrumb navigation to take you back to previous pages. Skip to Sidebar Content. Sts Peter and Paul Basilica, Lewiston, 2005. Text by Donat Boisvert. Images from Franco-American Collection. By the 1860s, three massive textile mills had risen along Lewistons upper canal to take advantage of the areas abundant hydropower. A sudden demand for factory workers caused mill owners to look north to recruit French-Canadian laborers. Its history provides .

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