Site historique de la Maison Lamontagne

Rimouski

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Let yourself be charmed by the Lamontagne House historic site! Marie-Agnès Lepage, daughter of the Seigneur of Rimouski, opens her home to visitors wishing to catch a glimpse of everyday life in New France. Built in 1744, the Lamontagne House is today a classified historic monument, whose stone-filled frame construction-highly common in the early days of the colony-is no longer in use today. The Lamontagne House represents an important chapter in Québec's architectural history. Guided tours, themed exhibitions, outdoor concerts, homemade breads, a gift store and picnic areas await!

Brochure (PDF)

707, boul. du Rivage, Rimouski
Québec, Canada

418 722-4038

418 722-3879

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Website

Dates

June 24, 2011 - October 10, 2011 (Approximate dates)

Quality Indicator

Ministère de la Culture et des Communications - Seal of Approval

Activities

Day camps / Educational camps. Entertainment for children. Hiking. Multimedia/slide shows/videos/movies. Tours : in french. Tours : in english. Other activities

Services

Banquet, meeting, conference room. Boutique / Sales counter. Gardens

Parking services

Parking: Free outdoor parking

Restaurant and food services

Picnic area

Services for Persons with Disabilities

Non accessible (Keroul)

Groups

Entertainment. Group rates. Reservations required. Special schedules. Tours : in french. Tours : in english

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