For more than 150 years, the four buildings that comprise The Brick Store Museum's Main Street facade have been a distinctive part of the Kennebunks’ commercial landscape. In fact, prior to the Museum’s founding in 1936 in what was once a dry goods store, the museum block had contained such things as a telegraph office, rooming house, restaurant, library, grocery store, and automotive repair shop. All this is to say that while our towns have seen dramatic changes over the years, the constant remains that we are all today making a mark in our community’s story of commerce. The Museum is the steward of hundreds of photographs, documents, and artifacts that record our area’s business heritage from the earliest days to the present. Regardless of whether a business has been around for a few months or a few generations, it plays a key role in the fabric of our community and has a story worth preserving. The Museum remains very appreciative of the general support from local businesses, and there are many more who would likely become new supporters of the Museum if only asked…

So, won’t you join the Museum as a proud Business Partner?