Here's a link to a 40-slide PPT developed and presented by Jack MacKeen for our premier Mill event in 2016. It's called "The Mill Evolves." It's a great history of the Mill. These
photos were taken by George Yates after the Mill's Digital days: I worked at Digital in Maynard mostly at the
PKO3 mailroom from 1978 to the end of 1994. I worked at about 5 companies at
the Mill from 1998 to 2011 when it was called Clock Tower Place. Around 2014
and 2015 the new owners came and changed the name to Mill&Main. The property
manager said I could walk through and take pictures of the mostly empty
buildings. I have about 150 videos and pictures walking around inside. I
also have some pictures of when they took down a couple of the smaller
buildings. George Yates
george.h.yates4@gmail.com
9/16: Thanks to Jack Mileski for
compiling this information from various sources:
12/08:
Special thanks to Greg Sorensen for providing a scanned copy of a
fantastic historical document - a History of Digital Equipment
Corporation: 1957 to the Present (1978). This is a 13MB .pdf file
so download it to your computer rather than trying to open it online.
Right-click here to download.
Photo from the Maynard
Centennial Parade, 1971 - contributed by
Irving Burg via Lorrie Marzulla
Some unique photos of the Mill at night, and Clock
Tower from the inside - by Patty Morin. Patty started with Digital Equipment as an 18-year old…
survived through the years, created most of the multimedia Engineering
Training CDs, to today's responsibilities at Hewlett-Packard, working for HR
Learning & Development as an eLearning specialist.
(Click on a thumbnail to view a larger image.)
An Aerial View of the Digital Mill - August 1985 - from John
Covert.
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