Historical Society talk: Biggest Little City in Maine Before MBNA Came A’ Calling
Belfast Festivals Past, Present, Future. Darryl Smith cartoon. (Image courtesy Belfast Historical Society & Museum)
Belfast Festivals Past, Present, Future. Darryl Smith cartoon. (Image courtesy Belfast Historical Society & Museum)
'Biggest Little City in Maine Before MBNA Came A’ Calling” will be the topic of the Belfast Historical Society’s meeting, Monday, July 28, at 7 p.m., in the Abbott Room at the Belfast Free Library.
Megan Pinette, Historical Society president, will present a program taking a look at the years preceding the arrival in 1995 of MBNA, the Delaware based company that was a national leader in the sale and servicing of credit cards to affinity groups. Prior to their arrival, Belfast had experienced both boom and bust years including a period of adjustment following the end of the poultry industry in the late 1980s. No longer "Broiler Capital of the World" Belfast questioned what the future might bring.
The Belfast Historical Society presents talks of local historical interest on the 4th Monday of the month from April through October. All presentations are in the Abbott Room at the Belfast Free Library and are open to the public. Seating is limited to 75.
FMI, visit BelfastMuseum.org or call 207 338-9229.
These programs will be recorded and can be viewed on Belfast Community Television and on the museum website.
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Belfast Free Library
Belfast, ME 04915
United States
