We now live in a world where reading on electronic devices has become the norm, but despite the convenience that may bring to some, there's nothing like holding and turning the pages of a book in our hands. Montague Bookmill is an independent bookstore located inside an 1842 gristmill. Here you can find a variety of wonderful used books and a cozy corner to spend some time reading the old-fashioned way.
Located on the banks of the Sawmill River, the 1842 Montague Mill has been repurposed into a one-of-a-kind used book store known as The Montague Bookmill.
Any bibliophile will enjoy perusing the aisles in search of their next read. With thousands of books to choose from, you're sure to find something fascinating you'll love.
You'll find a variety of subjects and genres including academic, romance, mystery, biography, reference books, and more. And if, for some reason, you are unable to find what you've had in mind, feel free to ask a helpful staff member who will probably suggest something even better!
With all the cozy nooks within this historic building, you'll find yourself spending hours reading here in your new favorite spot.
Perhaps you'll find a comfy chair to read a book by a window overlooking the river. Gorgeous scenery with a good book in hand sounds perfect, doesn't it?
You'll save money shopping at this unique book store. All books, including overstock from publishers, are half-price.
Aside from the book store, Montague Bookmill is also home to the independent music store Turn It Up!, Lady Killigrew Cafe, The Alvah Stone restaurant, and Sawmill River Arts. Come spend the day exploring the Montague Bookmill!
Are you ready to find your next book at The Montague Bookmill? Have you visited this bookshop or any of the other businesses at Montague Mill before? Let us know about it in the comments if you have!
For more information, visit The Montague Bookmill website and Facebook page. You can learn more about the town of Montague by reading this article.
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