Welcome to the Pejepscot Museum in downtown Brunswick, Maine. Always free and open year-round at 159 Park Row in Brunswick, the Pejepscot Museum & Research Center features rotating exhibits on various local history topics, access to our vast archives and collections, and research assistance from our devoted volunteer corps. Learn about Brunswick's fascinating local history.
Pejepscot Museum – Exploring Brunswick, Maine’s Rich History. Located in the heart of Downtown Brunswick, Maine, the Pejepscot Museum is a hidden gem for history lovers, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region’s past. Operated by the Pejepscot History Center, the museum preserves and shares the rich heritage of Brunswick, Harpswell, and Topsham, with engaging exhibits, historic artifacts, and archival collections.
Housed in a beautifully preserved building, the museum features rotating and permanent exhibits highlighting local industries, maritime history, Native American heritage, and the impact of Brunswick’s historical figures. Visitors can explore everything from early shipbuilding and textile mills to the area’s connections with Joshua L. Chamberlain, the Civil War hero and former Maine governor.
Beyond its exhibits, the Pejepscot Museum also offers guided tours of historic sites, including the Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum and the Skolfield-Whittier House, providing deeper insight into Brunswick’s influential residents and architectural history.
Why Visit the Pejepscot Museum?
Discover Brunswick’s rich history through engaging exhibits
Explore rare artifacts, photographs, and documents
Take a guided tour of historic homes & landmarks
Learn about Maine’s maritime & industrial past
Support local history through educational programs & events
Visit the Pejepscot Museum in Downtown Brunswick to step back in time and experience Maine’s history firsthand!
