Museums in Arundel, Maine

1853 Nott House tours, Pasco Exhibit Center, historic village walking More on VisitPortland.com

The society strives to preserve local Kennebunkport history so that succeeding generations may benefit from knowledge of the past. KHS serves as the primary historical resource for Kennebunkport. T... More on Heritage

The Kennebunkport Historical Society's headquarters are located in their Pasco Exhibit Center, where they also display artifacts, memorabilia, and pictorial representations pertaining to the history of Kennebunkport. Also at the center ... More on Weather.com

Topics: maritime. More on MuseumStuff.com

A nonprofit community arts center for all ages, with a performance hall, media lab and the Irvine Gallery. More on Visitthekennebunks.com

A nonprofit community arts center for all ages, with a performance hall, media lab and the Irvine Gallery. More on Visitthekennebunks.com

Featuring original artwork and sculpture, high quality limited edition prints, and custom picture framing. One of the largest and most comprehensive collections of artwork for sale in the state. R... More on Visitthekennebunks.com

Representing an array of New England's most notable artists, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Having operated for more than 70 years, this outdoor museum has had time to refine its presentation. It's ...

The Seashore Trolley Museum is the oldest and largest museum of its type. It was founded in 1939 with one o... More on familydaysoutusa

Maine Art Galleries is an Online Art Gallery Directory for Maine Artists and art gallery owners, featuring Maine Fine Arts, Art Dealers, Art Studios, art collectors, Sculptors, Kennebunkport ... More on Maineartgalleries.org

Enjoy the artwork of Maine Artist E. F. "Tina" Ambrose while visiting this ... More on Yahoo! Travel

'Seashore Trolley Museum', located in Kennebunkport, Maine, United States, is the world's oldest and largest museum of mass transit vehicles. An open car from Connecticut, part of the museum's "National Collection" of historic streetcars. While ... More on Wikipedia

Built in 1825 by William Lord, the old Brick Store has been a museum of local culture and history since 193... More on Weather.com

From the fascinating Native American exhibits in the first gallery (including an incredible tale of pre... More on TripAdvisor