Edward Greeley Breathes New Life into Peabody’s Mills 58

The first time Edward Greeley walked into the historic mill building on Pulaski Street in Peabody, the space was packed, from floor to ceiling, with broken old equipment and decades of trash. The structure was dilapidated, and the only tenants were junk dealers and motorcycle clubs. But where previous visitors to the building had seen obstacles and risk, Greeley saw potential. Anna Finkelstein, owner of A Fine Balance Wellness “No one wanted to invest in the property, no one could see it,” he says. “But I had a plan for exactly what I wanted to do.” Now, five years later, Greeley has brought his plan to life

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Edward Greeley Breathes New Life into Peabody’s Mills 58

The historic mill building now houses a brewery, a fitness studio, and antique shop, a photography studio, and more, fostering a sense of community.

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