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South St. Lawrence Museums
A WorldWeb.com travel guide to Museums in South St. Lawrence, Quebec.
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    Namesokanjic Museum
    Open year-round and offered free admission, Namesokanjic Museum exhibits historic local artifacts. Visitors will find old clothes and accessories, a photo archive, forestry tools, domestic objects and more.
    Address: 527 rue Frontenac, bureau 200 Lac-Megantic  QC  G6B 1H6
    Telephone 1 819 583-2441 
     

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    Musée de la Mer Iles de la Madeleine

    The Musée de la Mer of the Iles de la Madeleine traces the history of the islands from their occupation by the Micmacs to when Jacques Cartier first dicovered them in 1534 to their colonization by the Acadians from Brittany and Normandy during the 1600s. Permanent exhibits include examples of various maritime transportation, shipwrecks and communications.
    Address: 1023, Route 199 Cap Gridley  QC  Canada
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 937-5711 
     

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    Le Brun General Store

    Le Magasin General Le Brun (Le Brun General Store) was originally built in 1827 and the museum traces its history from that point. Various activities are put on in the summer and tours are available. The museum has a cafe serving light snacks and beverages.
    Address: 192, Pied-de-la-Cote Maskinonge  QC  Canada  J0K 1N0
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 819 227-2147 
     

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    Musee du Bas-Saint-Laurent
    The mandate of the Museum of Bas-Saint-Laurent is to educate visitors on, and preserve Quebecois contemporary art, ethnology and early photography. The museum has 200,000 photos and 1,500 works of art in its collection, and puts on eight to 12 exhibitions a year.
    Address: 300, rue Saint-Pierre Riviere-du-Loup  QC  Canada  G5R 3V3
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 862-7547 
     

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    University of Quebec at Rimouski Regional Archives
    The archives at the University of Quebec at Rimouski include microfilms, video, manuscripts, photographs and more. The information collected mainly concerns local history as well as agriculture and other important industries.
    Address: 300, allee des Ursulines Rimouski  QC  G5L 3A1
    Telephone 1 418 724-1621 
     
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    Cacouna Miniature Village
    A local carpenter has created a number of replicas of local homes to make this miniature village. There is also a museum that displays handmade, miniature objects. Open from June 15 to October 1 and guided tours are available.
    Address: 86, rue Principale Est Cacouna  QC  Canada  G0L 1G0
    Telephone 1 418 862-3970 
     

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    Musee Saint-Laurent
    From June 24 until Labour Day, visitors can see a number of classic and antique cars, trucks and farm equipment at this automobile museum. Many of the vintage vehicles on display have been used in movies and television shows. Guided tours are available.
    Address: 245, rue Notre-Dame Ouest Trois-Pistoles  QC  Canada  G0L 4K0
    Telephone 1 418 851-2345 
     

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    The Haut-Richelieu Museum: The Museum of Regional History and Quebecois Ceramics
    Le Musee du Haut-Richelieu Musee d'histoire régionale et de Ceramique Quebecoise (The Haut-Richelieu Museum: The Museum of Regional History and Quebecois Ceramics aims to promote and preserve the industries, military heritage and history of the Hart-Richelieu area. As Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu is the Canadian capital of ceramics, the museum also focuses on the artistic trades.
    Address: 182, rue Jacques-Cartier Nord Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu  QC  J3B 7W3
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 450 347-0649 
     

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    Musee de la Gaspesie et Monument a Jacques-Cartier
    Features exhibits on the history and culture of the region, including one that chronicles Jacques Cartier's first voyage to the area in 1534. Guided tours in French and English are available and reservations must be made in advance.
    Address: 80, boulevard de Gaspe Gaspe  QC  Canada  G4X 1A9
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1 418 368-1534 
     

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    Museum of Miniature Boats & Legends of the Bas-Saint-Laurent

    The Musee de bateaux miniatures & legendes du Bas-Saint-Laurent (Museum of Miniature Boats & Legends of the Bas-Saint-Laurent) displays over 160 miniature boats ranging in size from 45 cm (18 in) to 1.8 m (6 ft). The museum's goal is to act as a tribute to the local artisans that built the boats. There is also an exhibit called The Quay, and a small art gallery filled with works by local artists that tell the legends of Bas-Saint-Laurent.
    Address: 80, boulevard Cartier Riviere-du-Loup  QC  Canada  G5R 2M9
    Telephone 1 418 868-0800 
     

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    Squelette Museum
    In English squelette means skeleton and that is what the Squelette Museum is all about. Visitors can learn about alterations in the skeletal system that occured due to changes in locomotion and diet, and see the differences between the skeletons of various animals. Over 300 skeletons are on display.
    Address: Chemin Principal Ile Verte  QC  G0L 1K0
    Telephone 1 418 898-5215 
     

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    Musee du Chocolat
    Chocolate-lovers might be intrigued with this museum which is entirely devoted to the sweet confection. Visitors can learn about the origin and history of chocolate as well as various production techniques. There are also examples of chocolate advertising campaigns over the years. Tours and discussions are provided.
    Address: 679, rue Shefford Bromont  QC  Canada  J2L 1C2
    Telephone 1 450 534-3893 
     

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    Acadien Museum of Quebec at Bonaventure
    Opened in 1990, the purpose of the Musee Acadien du Quebec a Bonaventure (Acadien Museum of Quebec at Bonaventure) is to tell the story of Bonaventure and the Acadiens who fled deportation and founded the town in 1760. The museum also has a number of temporary exhibits showcasing current cultural trends of the area.
    Address: 95, avenue Port-Royal Bonaventure  QC  Canada  G0C 1E0
    Send an Email Send an Email (4) Telephone 1 418 534-4000 
     

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    Sherbrooke Fine Arts Museum
    With a collection of 2,500 works, the main focus of the Musee des Beaux-Arts de Sherbrooke (Sherbrooke Fine Arts Museum) is Eastern Township art from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. This museum aims to teach visitors about art through creative activities and tours are offered in English and French.
    Address: 241, rue Dufferin Sherbrooke  QC  Canada  J1H 4M3
    Send an Email Send an Email (2) Telephone 1 819 821-2115 
     

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    The Golf Museum
    Discover the history, and the greats, from the sport of golf. Visitors can learn about a range of golf topics from the evolution of the club and ball to the sport's most celebrated players. Admission to the museum is free.
    Address: 669 Coupland Granby  Quebec  J2G 9J6
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1 405 372-0167 
     

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    Museum of Science and Nature

    Visitors to the Musee de la Nature et des Sciences (Museum of Science and Nature) can learn about both subjects through exhibits, workshops, interactive games and activities. The museum's collection includes several thousand objects and specimens that are utilized in the permanent and temporary exhibitions presented each year.
    Address: 225, rue Frontenac Sherbrooke  QC  Canada  J1H 1K1
    Telephone 1 819 564-3200 
     

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    Archdiocese of Rimouski Archives
    The Archdiocese of Rimouski Archives house a variety of documents, including manuscripts, charts, maps and photographs, dating back as far as 1649. The archives are open throughout the year.
    Address: 34 rue l'Eveche Ouest Rimouski  QC  G5L 7C7
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 723-3320 
     

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    Le Musee du Domaine
    Visitors who want to learn about the evolution of the automobile should make a stop at this classic car museum in Pohenegamook. The museum contains over 40 restored antique vehicles from different countries and time periods. Some of the cars include a 1904 Oldsmobile, a 1951 Morris mini convertible, a 1964 Mustang and a 1981 De Lorean.
    Address: 1555, rue Principale Pohenegamook  QC  Canada  G0L 1J0
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 859-3535 
     

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    Centre des Migrations
    This museum is dedicated to teaching visitors about the migration of snow geese. Thousands of the birds travel through the region each year on their voyage south and expositions at the Centre des Migrations educate families on their flight techniques, reproduction, food sources and more. In addition, films about birds are often shown in the projection room.
    Address: 53, avenue du Bassin Nord Montmagny  QC  Canada  G5V 4E5
    Telephone 1 418 248-4565 
     

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    Rimouski Regional Museum
    Musee regional de Rimouski (Rimouski Regional Museum) focuses on presenting contemporary art, history and science exhibits. The museum is housed in the oldest stone church in Quebec and offers activities for visitors. Open year-round, there is souvenir shop on site.
    Address: 35, rue Saint-Germain Ouest Rimouski  QC  Canada  G5L 4B4
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 724-2272 
     

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    Musee de l'Entrepreneurship Beauceron
    This museum on entrepreneurship uses exhibits to give visitors a look at the history of the social, political and economic lives of local families.
    Address: 250, 18e Rue Ouest, niveau 4 Saint-Georges de Beauce  QC  Canada  G5Y 4S9
    Telephone 1 418 227-6176 
     

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    Musee du Seminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe
    The Musee du Seminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe has a varied collection that will be of interest to a range of visitors. Exhibits include Egyptian and Amerindian artifacts, historical and ethnographic objects, religious art and more.
    Address: 650, rue Girouard est Saint-Hyacinthe  QC  J2S 7B7
    Telephone 1 514 774-0203 
     

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    Beaulne Museum
    Located in Chateau Arthure-Osmore-Norton, a stately home built in 1912, the Beaulne Museum displays themed exhibits featuring textiles, clothing and more. The collection includes over 12,000 artifacts that relate to decorative arts, fine arts, human history and more.
    Address: 96, rue de l'Union Coaticook  QC  J1A 1Y9
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 819 849-6560 
     

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    Musee Historique de L'Ile d'Entree
    The Entry Island Heritage Committee urged residents to donate their historic items to the Musee Historique de L'Ile d'Entree, which opened in 2000. L'Ile d'Entree is the only island of the archipelago that is not attached to the others by sand dunes, and is home to one of Quebec's oldest English-speaking settlements. Reservations are required.
    Address: Route Principale Ile d'Entree  QC  Canada  G4T 1Z1
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 986-6622 
     

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    Musee Normantique
    Housed in a restored barn, this museum is interesting as it doesn't have one specific focus, but rather features a number of historical objects with descriptions on their purpose and use. Religious objects, books, radios, tools and farm equipment and implements can all be viewed. Guided tours are available.
    Address: 564, rang Saint-Charles Ouest Saint-Alexandre  QC  Canada  G0L 2G0
    Telephone 1 418 495-2606 
     

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    Musee du Vieux-Phare
    Musee du Vieux-Phare, which loosely translated means Lighthouse Museum, houses and displays a range of local historic artifacts including photographs, furniture, clothing and accessories, documents and more. The museum is open on a seasonal basis and admission is free.
    Address: 968, avenue du Phare ouest Matane  QC  G4W 1V7
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 562-1065 
     

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    Thetford Mines Mineralogical and Mineral Museum

    Musee Mineralogique et Minier de Thetford Mines (Thetford Mines Mineralogical and Mineral Museum) aims to educate visitors on the history of the mining industry as well as on the science of mining. Displays include rocks, minerals, fossils, photographs, tools and equipment. Groups of 12 or more may reserve guided tours.
    Address: 711, boulevard Frontenac Ouest Thetford Mines  QC  Canada  G6G 7Y8
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 418 335-2123 
     

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