The Belfast Community CO-OP Building

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© Peter Van Der Kieft
USA near Sherbrooke
Belfast Museum

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belfastmuseum published on 11/07/2025 6 p.m.:
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The Belfast Community Co-Op currently occupies the building originally built for the A&P grocery store which opened there in 1964. When A&P left Belfast in 1975, the store was used by LaVerdiere's Drug Store. Following the buyout of LaVerdiere's by Brooks Drug, in 1993 the Belfast Co-Op relocated to the building. The "Then" photo was taken ca. 1990. The "Now" photo was taken on October 31, 2025.

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