The Gorham Paper Mill (the "Mill") was originally built in 1904 as part of Berlin Paper Mills. Over the next century, the Mill went through several ownership changes, with Fraser Paper acquiring the Mill through a bankruptcy sale in May 2002. Today, the Mill is a specialty, low-cost, non-integrated paper mill historically known for its extensive breadth of capability, producing a wide range of uncoated free-sheet grades for printing and specialty applications as well as towel and tissue products. The Mill encompasses a total of approximately 400,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehousing space. The Mill houses three operating printing presses capable of annually producing over 135,000 tons of paper products, with additional machinery capable of producing approximately 200,000 tons of paper products per year at full capacity.