Plaisance Heritage Centre Plaisance Falls (Plaisance)
The story of three villages, three periods and three ways of life, explaining the importance of logging in the development of the region.
MUSO- Musée de société des Deux-Rives (Salaberry-de-Valleyfield)
Exhibitions and activities focusing on the history, industrial heritage and artistic vitality of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.
Lachine Canal National Historic Site (Lachine)
The cradle of industrial development in Quebec in the 19th century. A 14.5-km canal that can be explored on foot, by bicycle or by boat.
Musée du Haut-Richelieu (Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu)
In the Marketplace building, dating from 1859, learn about regional history and Quebec ceramics, both old and new.
iMusee - musée de la micro-informatique (Montreal)
Explore this microcomputer museum and see how we arrived at the computers we know today.
Électrium, Hydro-Québec's Electricity Interpretation Centre (Sainte-Julie)
An electrifying visit, from the earliest discoveries to the workings of the Earth’s magnetic field, lightning and the functions of electricity in the human body.
Biophare (Sorel-Tracy)
A land between earth and water, combining nature, industrial history and Native heritage.
Musée minéralogique et minier de Thetford Mines (Thetford Mines)
In the Earth's history, each stone is a word. Fascinating stories about geology, mineralogy and mining.
Boréalis, center for the history of the paper industry (Trois-Rivières)
Alongside the St. Lawrence, a tribute to logging and pulp and paper, major industries in Quebec and the Mauricie region.
Forges-du-Saint-Maurice National Historic Site (Trois-Rivières)
The first forges in Canada. See the Ironmaster's House and the blast furnace at this lovely site commemorating the iron industry and its community.
La Cité de l'Énergie (Shawinigan)
Interactive exhibitions and multimedia shows present a century of industrial history in the Shawinigan region: electricity, log drives, pulp and paper, electrochemicals and aluminum.
Moulin de La Chevrotière (Deschambault)
Exhibitions explore the history of the site and the region, in a mill dating from 1802.
Maison J.-A. Vachon (Sainte-Marie)
The J.-A. Vachon house, the family home of the founders of the famous Vachon cakes, takes you back to the days when Rose-Anna prepared her goodies on a wood stove.
Seigneurie des Aulnaies (Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies)
An enchanting site, a former mill that still produces different types of flour, and an exhibition on the history of seigneurial life in Quebec.
