Posted: Thursday, August 29, 2013 4:49 pm
Faith Gillman, Staff writer Arundel Historical Society celebrates its heritage and an ambitious expansion
The Arundel Historical Society is on a mission to encourage a relationship between the people and history of the town, while also revitalizing and strengthening the sense of community.
One big step toward that goal is the new North Chapel Common complex, which is taking shape near the intersection of Alfred and Limerick roads.
Arundel, so named from 1719 until 1820, when it became part of Kennebunkport, has a long farming history. The town seceded from Kennebunkport in 1916 and was then known as North Kennebunkport, returning to the name Arundel in 1957. Throughout its history, Arundel has retained its rural character and heritage, which is something members of the nonprofit Arundel Historical Society want to celebrate and preserve.
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