Here we go, September! This month’s newsletter.
Here’s what’s coming up. September 2020 The Brick Store Museum has been celebrating local history, art and culture since 1936. Read on for more information about what’s ahead. Before coming […]
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The Steampunk Fair returns with 19th Century Saturday!
We’re premiering two complementing events today! Make sure to explore both to complete your experience. The Museum staff purposely scheduled 19th Century Saturday (of our Century Saturday Series) alongside the […]
New book explores Kennebunk’s history through images
The Brick Store Museum is proud to announce the publication of a new book using vintage postcards in the Museum Archives to explore the changing landscape in this town in […]
Happy 200th Anniversary, Kennebunk!
It’s Kennebunk’s official Bicentennial Day! A decision on June 24, 1820 split the towns of Wells and Kennebunk (though the towns actually separated July 31, 1820 – so we’ll celebrate […]
17th Century Saturday Portal Opens!
Today’s the day! The 17th Century Saturday Portal is open! The Brick Store Museum, celebrating local history, art and culture year-round, will mark the dual bicentennials of the State of […]
What We Will Do.
June 5, 2020 To our friends and neighbors, The new illness of COVID-19 and the very old sickness of racism have hurt our nation and her people very […]
The Courier: June at the Museum
If you haven’t signed up for our e-newsletter delivered right to your mailbox – click here! Here’s what’s coming up. June 2020 The Brick Store Museum has been celebrating local […]
Museum Survey – Your Input Needed!
This survey is now closed. We’ll be publishing a report soon! Dear Friends, I’m writing to ask for your help. Did you know Maine leads the nation in museums per […]
Enter the 16th Century Saturday Portal!
Today’s the day! The 16th Century Saturday Portal is open! The Brick Store Museum, celebrating local history, art and culture year-round, will mark the dual bicentennials of the State of […]
The Courier | May 2020
Here’s what’s coming up. May 2020 The Brick Store Museum has been celebrating local history, art and culture since 1936. Read on for more information about what’s ahead. What Will […]