For the first time ever, over thirty performance gowns exclusively selected from the private collection of Jane Morgan will debut at the Brick Store Museum in an exhibition titled “Jane Morgan: In My Style.” The collection spans the singer’s illustrious stage, screen, and TV career from the 1950’s-1980’s. Jane Morgan has a Star on The Hollywood Walk […]
FREE FEBRUARY AT THE MUSEUM! The Brick Store Museum is showing its love for the Kennebunks by opening its doors for free for the entire month of February in its Free February program. Visitors to the Museum will be the first to see the “Jane Morgan: In My Style” exhibition, which is opening February 1, […]
The Museum's popular Discussion Series returns! Partnering with Maine Humanities Council, this series invites participants to read letters and diaries in the Museum's archives, along with incredible supplemental readings, to discuss emotion and mental health through history as experienced by those living in southern Maine. The Series will run on the second Thursday of every […]
Now presenting the Museum's Spring Lecture Series, "Expanded Perspectives of History," sponsored by the Maine Humanities Council! These virtual lectures are free and occur on Thursdays at 2:00pm. On Thursday, March 31, Certified Genealogist Pam Eagleson will speak on "Uncovering the Struggles and Stories of Our Ancestors" using fascinating examples of how genealogy can fuel […]
Now presenting the Museum's Spring Lecture Series, "Expanded Perspectives of History," sponsored by the Maine Humanities Council! These virtual lectures are free and occur on Thursdays at 2:00pm. On Thursday, April 14, Professor Paul Kelton of Stony Brook University will speak on "Germs and Colonialism," having examined the biological processes involved in the European takeover […]
Now presenting the Museum's Spring Lecture Series, "Expanded Perspectives of History," sponsored by the Maine Humanities Council! These virtual lectures are free and occur on Thursdays at 2:00pm. On Thursday, May 5, Professor David S. Jones of Harvard University will speak on"COVID-19 Through the Lens of Epidemic History," having recently published an article of the […]
Now presenting the Museum's Spring Lecture Series, "Expanded Perspectives of History," sponsored by the Maine Humanities Council! These virtual lectures are free and occur on Thursdays at 2:00pm. On Thursday, May 26, Kathy Ostrander Roberts, Kennebunk Town Historian, will speak on "High Street History: Freed Enslaved Peoples and the Poor Farm," having conducted research in […]