A Building in Time

Walk into Brunswick Business Center today and you'll see stained glass that others have enjoyed for 100 years. (See a photo on the HOME page, and more about the stained glass in an article at the bottom of the HOME page.) During renovation in 2005 we carefully preserved these beautiful gifts from the past. 

The building was built by Charles Eaton, DDS and his wife in 1911--and he had his practice where our lobby is today. In WWII the building was known as Eaton Manor. During renovation we found a postcard in the wall showing Eaton Manor as it existed in 1940. (See photo at right).

From a 1961 photo the building serves as Brunswick Savings and Loan. According to the sign out front, accounts were insured to $10,000 and you could get 'up to' 4% interest (a nice deal at today's paltry interest rates!) Ironically, the savings and loan is now Northeast Bank--which has a presence in our building today. (See photo left).

On the outside you'll see a building that has withstood the forces of time and arrived in this century strong and proud, its original architecture largely intact.

On the inside, we've preserved the general floor plan even as we rebuilt everything from floor to ceiling. We wanted to maintain its sense of history, while creating an effective business environment in accordance with our general approach and philosophy. We think we succeeded. We invite you to drop by and look for yourself.

Functional....	...and beautiful.