The musée des pionniers de Saint-André-Avellin presents close to 1,000 antique objects: furniture, accessories and kitchen utensils, clothing, jewelry, work tools, more than 600 old photographs, animated videos, close to 150 rare 19th century novels, ...
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This site features four attractions that tell the region’s history: the Bernier mill, the mill belvedere, the 1895 Lambton-Station caboose and the Tardif house-workshop. A must-see site full of discoveries! Courcelles is full of activities to enjoy, attractions ...
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Located in the Pont-Viau house in Laval since 2016, the Délia-Tétreault Museum houses various exhibits on the history of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, the first missionary community for women in the Americas, as well as on the life ...
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This museum presents the history of ice canoeing, schooners, the milk industry, the McPherson Manor, the Bateau Ivre attraction and the île au Canot resort, which it also displays a model of. The museum also hosts permanent and temporary exhibits of artists ...
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Joseph Frenette (1866-1953) was a rural physician, a profession that has now disappeared. He dedicated his life to caring for the sick and wounded, to bringing children into the world and to saving lives. The exhibition in his home pays tribute to this ...
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Building on the strength of its 30 years of existence, the Laurentian Ski Museum was proud to open its first permanent exhibit, titled The History of Skiing in the Laurentians, how we live in winter, with winter and from winter. Since time immemorial ...
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The Musée Honoré-Mercier is a museum set up in the house where former Quebec Premier Honoré Mercier was born. It presents objects that belonged to him and a slide show, and guided tours are offered. Honoré Mercier was Premier from October 14, 1886 to ...
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Since 1992, the Art-image centre has had a mandate to promote contemporary art. Artists from all over Quebec and Canada exhibit their works there. Once a year, under the umbrella of the Émergence! group, Art-image celebrates the genius of the next generation ...
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The Maison Rosalie-Cadron is a Typical Québec country house where Rosalie Cadron-Jetté was born (1794–1864), mother of 11 and founder of the Misericordia Sisters. Learn about her family life in 1820 and her time as a nun. Exhibitions and workshops on ...
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The Naval Museum of Québec has a large collection of 9286 artifacts, most relating to the Royal Canadian Navy’s participation in World War II and the history of Canada’s Naval Reserve, mainly in Québec. War memorabilia, navigation instruments, uniforms ...
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