On May 28, 1934, five identical girls were born to Oliva and Elzire Dionne, a Franco-Ontario family in the tiny community of Corbeil, near North Bay, Ontario.
Their births were a miracle of its time during the difficult Depression, the only quintuplets to survive more than a few days.
Visit the Museum and learn the true history of their births and how it changed the Region, the province of Ontario and country of Canada. A true global event.
Family-Friendly
Guided Tour
National Historic Site
Parking
Parkland
Wheelchair Access 181 Oak Street West, North Bay, ON, Canada
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North Bay, Ontario
North Bay is home to many historical buildings!
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Canada
Dionne quintuplets, 1920s barber shop, rocks, shipping, logging and art!
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Témiscaming, Québec
The Train Station Museum is part of the cultural heritage of the province of Québec.
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Burk's Falls, Ontario
A self-guided tour of historic Burk’s Falls.
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