Brick Store Museum

The mission of the Brick Store Museum is to ignite personal connections to local history, art and cultures through exhibitions, education and programs illustrating the human experience in Kennebunk and its surrounding communities.

The Brick Store Museum is a history, art, and culture museum located in the heart of downtown Kennebunk, Maine. Founded in 1936 by local artist Edith Cleaves Barry, it spans a complex of five restored 19th-century buildings along Main Street, including William Lord’s original 1825 brick store.

Key Highlights & Offerings:

Exhibits & Collections: The museum preserves local heritage ranging from Kennebunk’s shipbuilding and maritime era to regional fine arts, decorative crafts, and American history exhibitions.

Walking Tours & Programs: Seasonal walking tours explore downtown Kennebunk's historic district, local architecture, and historic cemeteries.

Community Events: The museum hosts educational workshops, lectures, seasonal festivals, and public events throughout the year.