After sitting vacant for many years and in very poor condition, the old paper mill, sited on approximately 12 acres in downtown Pepperell, MA, has been torn down. Quite a few proposals have been set forth over the years to develop the site but today's economy has made it a difficult proposition. In hopes of making the site more desirable to investors, the extensive mill site has been reduced to a pile of rubble.
Overlooking the Nashua river and just below a dam on the other side of Main street, the first paper mill was established around 1834 and the Pepperell Paper Company was the final successor to a series of companies that have operated the mills until it closed in 2002.
In the past, plans have been set forth to create a village with a mixed used of commercial and residential buildings. Town officials are commited to economic re-development of the site.
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Upon entering the trail, we came quickly on what I first thought was a pristine stone dust road only to discover that it was actually part of the trail system! Well thought out water culverts with stone edging and chipped bark mulched trails were evident throughout the Town Forest. Someone in this group has an eye for detail as the chipped bark mulch was perfectly edged and would compete with any landscaping design found in your local sub-division. 
When I moved to Pepperell, MA in the summer of 2001, one of the first events that my family and I attended was the Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks. We set up our lawn chairs under a large maple tree on Main Street and proceeded to watch marvelous bands (school, dixie, bag pipes), horse drawn carriages, clowns, antique cars and tractors, boy scouts, local clubs, and others make their way from Town Hall to the VFW. Who doesn't laugh and smile when watching a bunch of grown men scoot around in mini cars? Young children love the parade! Probably for the huge amount of candy that is thrown from parade exhibitors to the kids!
