Welcome to Millville - A Small Town with a Rich History

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Nestled in the heart of the Blackstone River Valley, Millville, Massachusetts is a small town that boasts a notable history and a serene natural setting. Established in 1816, Millville began as a mill village—an integral part of the Industrial Revolution that swept across New England. The Blackstone River’s roaring waters powered the mills that were the lifeblood of the local economy, and in time, the town flourished into an industrious community, woven together by the threads of shared work and shared lives.

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With time, the mills ceased their hum, but the robust spirit of Millville's industrious past lives on. Today, the town offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of the larger cities, while continuing to honor the legacy of its early days with well-maintained historical landmarks.

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Climate and Character

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Visitors and residents of Millville experience the classic New England climate—crisp and colorful autumns, snowy and picturesque winters, blossoming springs, and warm, verdant summers. The changing seasons paint the scenery with different palettes, inviting outdoor activities and community celebrations year-round.

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Millville reflects the character of small-town America with quiet streets, a friendly atmosphere, and an intimate connection with nature. The local community takes pride in a simple yet fulfilling lifestyle, one that is close-knit and deeply connected to the town's historical roots. 

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Millville’s Historic Places and Recreation Hotspots

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The charm of Millville is enhanced by its historical architecture and recreation spots that draw history buffs and nature lovers alike. Visitors can explore the Chestnut Hill Meeting House and Cemetery, an unassuming gem that reminds onlookers of the town's spiritual and communal heritage. The Millville Lock, part of the Blackstone River Canal, offers a glimpse into the engineering feats of the 19th century that revved up the region's industrial vigor.

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For recreation, the tranquility of the Blackstone River and the surrounding woodlands provide ample opportunities for kayaking, hiking, and bird-watching, making Millville a haven for those seeking escape into the serenity of nature. The SNETT (Southern New England Trunkline Trail) attracts cyclists and walkers, threading through the landscape and offering scenic views and a peaceful retreat.

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TH Malloy - Keeping Millville Warm for Generations

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In tune with the community of Millville, TH Malloy has become a trusted name for keeping homes comfortable and warm. With over 85 years of service, the family-owned company exemplifies reliability and commitment to Millville’s residents. By offering a balance of traditional and innovative heating solutions, including biodiesel and propane, TH Malloy represents Millville's attitude of respecting the past while embracing the future.

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Their dedication to clean energy through BioHeat blends aligns with the scenic beauty of Millville, ensuring residents can fuel their homes responsibly and efficiently. The 24/7 customer support and emergency service embody the community spirit, where helping hands are always ready. TH Malloy has woven itself into the fabric of Millville, not just as a service provider, but as a symbol of enduring warmth and the power of community.