Lewiston-Auburn 
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Photos on a series of panels at the Maine MILL help tell the story of Maine’s labor force in the early 1900s.
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Photos on a series of panels at the Maine MILL help tell the story of Maine’s labor force in the early 1900s.
A homeless person finds shelter Wednesday morning in the entryway of a vacant building on Pine Street in Lewisotn after spending the night out in the cold and snow.
Emerging from one of his "cubby holes" Wednesday morning, Patrick Crocker, who is homeless, walks down Lisbon Street in Lewiston where he was heading to the public library to warm up. "I'm on social security but it's not enough to get me a place to stay these days" he said as he waited for the library doors to open.
Emerging from one of his "cubby holes" Wednesday morning, Patrick Crocker, who is homeless, walks down Lisbon Street in Lewiston where he was heading to the public library to warm up. "I'm on social security but it's not enough to get me a place to stay these days" he said as he waited for the library doors to open.
Glenn Norraik keeps warm in the entryway of a business Wedensday in downtown Lewiston after spending a cold and snowy night on the streets. "I got kicked out of my place in Norway and can't get into no shelters because I don't have an ID. I just move from place to place. It sucks" he said, pulling the blanket up to his chin as the wind began to blow a cold mist on him.
Arthur Murray, left and Christopher Larochelle find shelter from the rain and snow Wednesday morning in the foyer of a business on Lisbon Street in Lewiston. Murray "couch surfs" with friends most nights while Christopher Larochelle, right, moves from town to town. "I have a place I built in Poland, but there are people squatting there that are worse off than me so I'm just working wherever I can and doing what I can to get by" he said with a smile.