Largent’s storefront in Lewiston goes back to 1910 (access required)

By: Teya Vitu December 5, 2016 Comments Off

All Craig LaVoie wanted to do was remove the decades-old yellow-red-orange tiles and slap a more modern facade on his Largent’s Appliance store front in downtown Lewiston. The tiles started coming off Nov. 2. Immediately, history emerged: the original round columns from the 1910 structure. The word “typewriters” was stenciled on one post, likely in the ...

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Largent’s storefront in Lewiston goes back to 1910

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