Mill River Books is named after one of Western Massachusetts’ most important landmarks, which generated the power to feed, clothe, and shelter residents during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and continues to act as a key site of inspiration and renewal today. Serving as a publishing consultant and distributor, Mill River Books partners with authors, museums, and other institutions to produce works of local history, exhibition catalogs, art books, commemorative editions, and more.
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