Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site

Roma at Three Rivers is a non-profit National Historic Site that was developed and is run by a local board of volunteers. During our season (about July to September), we offer daily interactive demonstrations by our cast of french indentured servants, who bring to life what it was like to leave their lives in France and work in undeveloped Isle St Jean (today's PEI). Come for lunch and try some of our heritage items on the menu! Learn Jean Pierre Roma's fishermen caught and preserved their cod. Taste the herbs in the garden. Sense the heat held by the wood oven, even the day after baking bread. Try on some french "sabot"! Give a go at quill pen writing. Reserve ahead of time, and try candle making! For children (or the young at heart), we also have a variety of toys and games that we can play. We always tailor our demonstrations to the ages of our visitors (no matter how young). You can be sure that you'll enjoy you're experience here!