Originally settled in 1628, Brunswick now boasts the largest population in its corner of the mid-coast of Maine and yet remains a community rather than a bustling and noisy city. Home of Bowdoin College and host to occasional air show at Brunswick Naval Air Station - where in the past the Blue Angels have made guest appearances - Brunswick is both a strong and valuable base for educational resources as well as a haven for those seeking entertainment. With theaters and museums, festivals and varied restaurant, access to both rocky and sandy coastlines, many business opportunities, and uncluttered private, commercial, and light industrial real estate, there is something to interest everyone here in Brunswick, Maine.

Brunswick today has a number of historic districts recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, including the Pennellville Historic District, to preserve shipbuilders' and sea captains' mansions built in the Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate architectural styles. Included in this district are the Joshua Chamberlain House Museum and Pejebscot Historical Society Museum as well as the Harriet Beecher Stowe house, where the book Uncle Tom's Cabin was written by Harriet Beecher Stowe while she was living in Brunswick because her husband was a professor at Bowdoin. She got a key vision for the book in the First Parish Church.

For more information about what the beautiful town of Brunswick has to offer, please use the following links:

• Brunswick Downtown Food Guide
• Find A Business in Downtown Brunswick
• Official Town of Brunswick Website
• Local Newspaper "The Times Record"
• Brunswick was named one of the 100 best places to live and launch a business for 2008. Click here to read more.