Place de La Vieille Gare de Rivière-Bleue is a railway attraction in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. The Old Rivière-Bleue Train Station, built in 1913, is recognized as a Canadian Heritage Site and is the only one still in existence and completely restored ...
|
Located on a short street called De Chavigny—a former section of the Chemin du Roy—the mill is a classified heritage site and is home to a permanent exhibition presenting local history and traditional trades and crafts. The permanent exhibition is entitled ...
|
At Atelier-Gallery Cathy Lachance meet the artist at work. In love with plein air painting, and with more than thirty years of experience in the practice of the art, her landscapes of Île d’Orléans and elsewhere will enchant you.
|
The two antique dealers in Nicolet-Yamaska offer a vast inventory of antiques and antique accessories as well as furniture. You will find a highly qualified staff that can offer suggestions and advice that will help you with your search as well as present ...
|
On the picturesque Dufferin street in Stanstead, in the Eastern Townships, sits the Colby-Curtis museum, located in a sumptuous 19th century manor. Admirably preserved and filled with unique artefacts testifying to the affluence of the Anglo-Canadian ...
|
|
|
The Uplands Cultural And Heritage Centre is a magnificent neo-Georgian style residence. Exhibitions are held on the past of the region and local artistic works. In summer and upon reservation for groups, it is possible to enjoy traditional English tea ...
|
The Musée d'histoire de Sherbrooke is a historical society housed in the first federal building constructed in Sherbrooke. The building, which was originally used for the postal service and the border office, has been home to two exhibition rooms since ...
|
A museum within everyone’s reach where people are at the core of history. Life testimonies, knowledge and know-how are the basis of exhibitions, and these evolve with the addition of visitors’ memories. The complete collection of testimonies can be consulted ...
|
Site Déry encompasses 245 000 m2 of protected landscape where you will find the historic toll house a magnificent ancestral home built in 1804 a bridge, a section of the former King’s Road (Chemin du Roy) and a part of the Jacques-Cartier River, known ...
|