La Maison Turgeon

Rouyn-Noranda Maison Dumulon is a historic site located in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, featuring the oldest commercial establishment in the area, the Magasin Général Dumulon, built in 1924. The site also includes the Russian Orthodox Church of St. George, which serves as a cultural interpretation center reflecting the city's immigrant history. The newly launched permanent exhibition, "La ruée vers Rouyn," highlights the biographical stories of four key figures involved in the birth and development of Rouyn and Noranda, showcasing the vibrant history of the twin cities. The organization actively offers various events and activities throughout the year to engage the community and enhance visitor experiences. Generated from the website

The Maison Hector-Authier located in Amos Quebec is a charming museum that showcases the rich history and cultural heritage of the region. Housed in a beautifully preserved historic building it features exhibits that highlight local art artifacts and the life of Hector Authier a prominent figure in the community. Visitors can enjoy guided tours and special events making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and families alike. Generated from this place's information

The Pont McVetty-McKenzie, located in Authier-Nord, Quebec, was constructed in 1893 and spans 206 feet over the rivière au Saumon. This historic covered bridge, influenced by American architecture, features hand-hewn granite abutments and a restored structure inaugurated in 2005 after significant repairs following deterioration, including damages from a storm in 1950 and further issues identified in more recent inspections. The site of the bridge is designated as a historical monument and includes several amenities such as picnic tables, parking, and seasonal washrooms. Recently, a petition from local residents advocating for rapid reopening follows the decision to limit its capacity and restrict public access due to compliance issues with insurance requirements. Generated from the website