Denmark Historical Society
Small collection of Denmark-related documents, photos, and objects
Dead River Area Historical Society
Displays include a collection of old carpentry and logging tools, china, glass, church organ, furniture from native families, a complete schoolroom, a memorial room to the "lost" towns of Flagstaff and Dead River, the lineage of several native families, and a host of memorabilia from native homesteads.
Cornish Historical Society
Our Research Room has local genealogy, general Cornish history, cemetery records and maps. The 2019 current exhibits are: WWI Armistice, The Spanish Influenza Pandemic, Clothing Manufacturing in Cornish 1870-1970.
Corinth Historical Society
- Archives: local history and genealogy, area Civil War soldiers
- Museum: horse-drawn fire engine and hearse, military, toys, quilts & sewing, general store, one-room schoolhouse, millinery shop, Dow Village, trolly, blacksmith shop, farm display
Castine Historical Society
Manuscripts, photographs, books, maps, paintings, family history, and artifacts demonstrating the history of the Castine/Bagaduce River area.
Buxton-Hollis Historical Society
- Genealogical Research Library
- Publications and Artifacts pertaining to Buxton & Hollis
Brownfield Historical Society
- Old Maps
- Pictures
- Books
- Many antique items
- Genealogy of many families
Brown Research Library
The Brown Research Library is a non-circulating research library dedicated to the history of Maine and its people. The reading room is open to the public year round. Members of the society and students may research at no charge, while guests are offered one free day followed by a daily fee. The society?s collections include Books, Manuscripts, Maps, Engineering & Architectural Drawings, Photographs, Newspapers, Ephemera as well as historical and genealogical resources regarding early New England and Eastern Canada.
Brooksville Historical Society
General artifacts and archives pertaining to the history of Brooksville
Brick Store Museum
Collection of over 35,000 archival materials including photographs, journals, newspapers, business ledgers, genealogical records and other items narrating the history of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and our surrounding communities. This includes family, civic, and business histories, as the Museum serves the role of historical society to Kennebunk. Additionally, the Museum holds over 35,000 three-dimensional objects that illustrate our region?s history and culture.