Kennebunk & Kennebunkport
Originally a thriving port and busy shipbuilding center, this area became an exclusive summer retreat for the wealthy. Today the side-by-side villages are famous for their beaches, local seafood and unique attractions.
Kennebunkport Historical Society
Offering several properties for viewing, the Kennebunkport Historical Society is the perfect addition to a Southern Maine itinerary. The 1853 Nott House is complete with the original furnishings and a delight for history buffs. The Pasco Exhibit Center offers changing exhibits to the public. Or take in a guided historic walking tour offered by the society, and explore the town from a historical perspective.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour
Brick Store Museum
Founded in 1936 by Edith Cleaves Barry on the second floor of William Lord’s 1825 brick store, the Museum today is comprised of four restored 19th century buildings located in the heart of Kennebunk’s National Register District, and is dedicated to preserving the maritime heritage of the town. There is also a Museum Shop where visitors can pick up a memento of their tour including books, gifts, and accessories.
Minimum Time Required: 1 hour
Seashore Trolley Museum
Experience life of the “good old days” as you ride along on an authentically restored electric trolley car down a 3.5-mile track. The Seashore Trolley Museum collects, restores and displays historic streetcars and other modes of public transportation. Group rates are offered, and there is an absolutely wonderful gift store featuring an extensive collection of trolley and train items.
Minimum Time Required: 1.5 hours
