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The old Stinson Seafood cannery along the Bath waterfront has been vacant since 2005.

The Grant Building opened its doors after sitting vacant for the better half of a decade.

The former W.T. Grant department store, built in 1936 on Centre Street, underwent a $3 million renovation and now includes apartments, coworking space, a theater and an art studio.

The former W.T. Grant department store, built in 1936 on Centre Street, has been converted into a mixed-use development that includes coworking space, a theater and apartments.

The developer wanted to highlight ‘boots on the ground people’ who battle often harsh and unpredictable elements of a construction project.

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A father and his sons’ experience in business, butchery and graphic design combined to create a market opportunity for a high-end provisioning shop.

Built in 1914 and owned by the same family since 1947, the hotel is the centerpiece of proposed redevelopment to expand the number of rooms, add green space, update infrastructure and evoke a village green feel that reflects the Colony’s traditional architecture.

By Staff The Grant Building in downtown Bath was a big part of the community for the better part of a century, and developer Sean Ireland is hoping to bring it back, with the communitys help. Ireland, of Windward Development, is looking for input as he develops the 25,000-square-foot building, one of the final ones in the 18-building Sagadahock Real Estate Association downtown portfolio to be sold. Redevelopment of the building that began life as a department store and was most ...