The archaeology of Lévis is richer than you might suspect! Come discover it during this two-part workshop: a presentation of Lévis’ prehistory, followed by an exploration of the remains of the shipyard.

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A stone’s throw from Quai Paquet and the Québec-Lévis ferry, the A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site bears witness to the importance of Québec’s maritime history by showcasing one of the most important shipyards in the province, as well as the Davie family and the workers who brought it to life. Its exhibitions invite you […]

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How familiar are you with the Traverse area? Follow the guide on this tour punctuated with historical facts and anecdotes that will introduce you to the history of the former economic and social heart of Lévis.

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The archaeology of Lévis is richer than you might suspect! Come discover it during this two-part workshop: a presentation of Lévis’ prehistory, followed by an exploration of the remains of the shipyard.

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Welcome to the Smiths Falls Downtown Ghost Walks! Join us for a spooky adventure through the historic streets of Downtown Smiths Falls the Rideau Canal waterway (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Our experienced guides will lead you on a journey filled with chilling tales of the town’s haunted past. Get ready to explore eerie alleyways and hear […]

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Forget House, a nineteenth-century mansion was constructed for the family of Senator Louis-Joseph Forget (1853-1911).  His wife Maria Raymond-Forget (1859-1925) played a central role in choosing the Second Empire style of the building, as well as its beautiful interior.  Officially recognized in 1974 as a monument historique by the Ministère des affaires culturelles du Québec, the building – along with the […]

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To learn more about Kirkland Lake’s unique mining history, be sure to take a free self-guided tour of the Toburn Gold Mine Site! The Toburn was the first producing gold mine in Kirkland Lake, founded by Harry Oakes and the Tough Brothers in 1912. The self-guided tour brochures below describe the contents of the buildings […]

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Explore the house’s industrial hub! Just like most homes, the basement at Parkwood is used for storage and a place to work on repair projects for the estate. When the McLaughlin’s were in residence the basement was the industrial hub of the mansion including laundry facilities, the cannery, the boilers, the workings of the elevator, […]

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