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Featured Media:

"Welcome to the Brick Store Museum"

A film by Sarah Knox, film major, University of Southern Maine. Sarah joined the Brick Store Museum over the course of two months in early 2022 to interview staff and volunteers about their work at the Museum.

Podcast

The Museum’s podcast series, The Brick, covers the culture of the Kennebunks in monthly episodes, with featurettes on local history and artifacts; stories of people and locations; clips of oral histories; and interviews with current residents and Museum members.

Start your listening journey HERE>

Videos

Kennebunk Voices Series

Protected within our walls are the stories of people. Well-known, unknown, or somewhere in between, every story matters. Explore the Archives like never before. Current residents of the Kennebunks perform performances of archival letters written by historical Kennebunkers through the centuries.

This series was created with Video Creations through support from the Davis Family Foundation and the Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust.

At right is the introduction video to our series, narrated by Richard MacGonagle. Find the entire series below, or on our Youtube Channel!

Lectures

These lectures are free to the public and linked to Youtube.

Additional lectures can be found on the Museum’s Members’ Portal, accessible to Museum Members! Learn more here.

Special Programs

These virtual programs are pre-recorded and can be accessed anytime after ticket purchase. Your $5 purchase supports the Museum’s continued mission.

  • Dear Sarah: A Play Through Archival Letters
    • “Dear Sarah” brings to life the relationship of Captain Charles Barry and his wife, Sarah Lord, between 1846 and 1851. The play consists of Captain Barry’s letters, housed in the Museum’s archives, which illustrate life at sea and the bonds of marriage in the mid-19th century.
  • The All Souls’ Walk
    • While the “live” event typically takes place in October, this recording is now available to visitors year-round who are interested in the history of Kennebunk’s Hope Cemetery.
  • Edith Barry’s Grand Tour of Europe
    • See 1903 Europe through the eyes of 19-year-old Edith Barry, the Museum’s founder, during her first trip to Europe at the turn of the 20th century, using archival documents and images.
  • Night Sky Through the Lens of History
    • Virtual program featuring speakers on Wabanaki, scientific and navigational uses of astronomy and the night sky through history.

Tours and Museum Features

Check out more tours on our Youtube Channel >>

Digitized Archives

Coming soon!

Help us digitize our archives by volunteering!