About Waterville

Waterville is a medium sized community found in the southern portion of the New England state of Maine. Waterville has a population of approximately fifteen thousand six hundred residents, and is considered a part of Kennebec County. Waterville is a central part of the region, and is nicknamed Elm City. Waterville was originally named Taconnet by the Canibas tribe of Abenaki Indians, and was incorporated as a town in the year seventeen seventy one under the name Winslow. Residents of a Waterville apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a number of attractions and activities as well as a cultural legacy that is more than two hundred years old.

Notable residents of Waterville include Walter A. Burleigh, Clinton Clauson, Samuel S. Connor, Donald L. Harlow, Charles P. Nelson, Clarence Lovejoy, David E. Kelley, Charles Fletcher Johnson, George J. Mitchell, and Jeff Libby. Educational opportunities in Waterville are offered by the public school system as well as Colby College and Thomas College. Residents of a Waterville apartment rental or home rental can enjoy the Colby College Museum of Art, the Perkins Arboretum, the Redington Museum, the Waterville Public Library, the Waterville Opera House, and the Winslow Footbridge.

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