Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site

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Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site
Interpretation site - History and society / Archaeology - Military Heritage
Tourist region: Gaspésie
To discover, see and do...
Come on a trip back in time and relive the odyssey of a
little French fleet bringing emergency supplies to New
France in the spring of 1760. Underwater digs have
turned up an impressive variety of objects from Le
Machault, a French frigate that sank during the naval
battle. You can get a close-up look at these remains
and some authentic sections of the ship. An animated
film recounts the highlights of this naval combat
between the English and the French, seconded by the
Acadians and Micmac. Our interpreter-guides will help
explain this important episode in Canadian history.
Reconstitution of the council room
Éric Leblanc
Parks Canada
Route 132
Pointe-à-la-Croix, Quebec G0C 1L0
Telephone: 418 788-5676
Toll-free: 1 888 773-8888
Fax: 418 788-5895
SMQ code: 1243
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.pc.gc.ca/ristigouche
Hours
Seasonal
From June to October, 9 am to 5 pm
Regular rates
- Adult : 3.90 $
- Senior: 3,40$
- Youth : 1.90 $
- Family / Group : 9.80 $
Group rates
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Picnic area
For groups:
Customized activities (specific groups)
Parking (buses)
Other service(s): Guided tours
Reception (languages)
Exhibitions: French, English
Guided tours: French, English
Capacity
Number of exhibitions: 2
Number of sites to visit: 1
Heritage classification
National historic site (Canada)
Accessibility
Partially accessible
Accessible to visually impaired visitors
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Bourg de Pabos
Interpretation site - History and society / Archaeology
In the shelter of a natural lagoon, the Bourg de Pabos
Interpretation Centre features an archaeological site
bearing traces of the presence of Native, Basque
and Breton fishermen. The centre highlights the
historical period of New France (1730-1758), with
a permanent exhibition showing the importance of
this Gaspesian settlement under the French Regime.
Artifacts unearthed during five archaeological digs
illustrate the way of life under the seigniorial system,
while an archaeological interpretation trail reveals the
remains of centuries-old buildings.
Photo: Pierre Lahoud, 2004
© Ministère de la Culture et des Communications
75 rue de la Plage
Pabos Mills, Quebec G0C 2J0
Telephone: 418 689-6043
Telephone (off season): 418 385-2902
Fax: 418 689-4240
Telephone for group reservations:
418 689-6043
SMQ code: 1132
Website: http://www.lebourgdepabos.com
Hours
Seasonal
June 10 to September 16: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Regular rates
- Adults: $7
- Students and Seniors: $5
- Families: $15
Taxes included
Group rates
Packages available
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Restaurant
Dining area (indoors)
Picnic area
For groups:
Hours adapted to groups
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Restaurant available by reservation
Packages available
Exhibitions: French
Capacity
Self-guided tours: 150 people
Guided tours: 15 people
Historic site (Quebec)
Archaeological site (Quebec)
Cascapedia River Museum
Museum - History and society
Capacity
275 route 299
Cascapédia, Quebec G0C 1T0
Telephone: 418 392-5079
Fax: 418 392-5070
SMQ code: 1979
Website: http://www.cascapedia.org
Hours
Seasonal
The Museum is dedicated to a world-famous salmon
river and introduces visitors to some of the celebrated
figures who have fished it, and to the residents of
Cascapédia-St.Jules. The community is a true Gaspé
microcosm, made up of the descendants of Micmacs,
Acadians, Loyalists, Scots and Irish. The Museum, in
the heart of the village, features a collection that tells
the fascinating story of this riverside community and
its attachment to its rich natural heritage. You can look
forward to a warm welcome from our guides and a
delightful tour with plenty of anecdotes, rumours and
legends. Lots of enjoyment in store!
Centre socioculturel Manoir Le Boutillier
Interpretation site - History and society
Activities or attractions nearby
Forillon National Park
Photo: Centre socioculturel Manoir Le Boutillier
578 boulevard du Griffon
L'Anse-au-Griffon, Gaspé, Quebec G4X 6A4
Telephone: 418 892-5150
Fax: 418 892-5189
Fax (off season): 418 368-1320
SMQ code: 1042
Website: http://www.lanseaugriffon.ca
Hours
Seasonal
Let this upper middle-class home in the Gaspé
take you back to the late 19th century, with its
authentically restored interiors, bedspreads, drapes,
period furnishings and accessories. Our guides will tell
you the story of the original owner of the Manor, John
Le Boutillier, a major cod exporter. He had this home
built for the manager of his company, to be used as
a warehouse and office as well. Its sober elegance
recalls the style of sumptuous homes in this area.
Capacity
Accessibility
Exploramer
Interpretation site - Natural and Environmental Science - Live Collections
Photo: Eric Marchand
1 rue du Quai
Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Quebec G4V 2B6
Telephone: 418 763-2500
Fax: 418 763-5528
418 763-2500
SMQ code: 1127
Website: http://www.exploramer.qc.ca/
Hours
Seasonal
June 4 to October 9 2016, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Regular rates
- Adults: $15.00
- Students: $12.50
- Ages 6 to 17: $9.50
- Children (0 to 5 yrs): free
- Families (2 adults and 2 children under 17): $36,50
Taxes not include
Group rates
Packages available
Exploramer presents the universe of the St. Lawrence
through activities and exhibitions.
Our aquarium and live collection showcase fish
species and organisms found in the St. Lawrence.
Get your hands wet in our touch pools as you caress
mollusks, crustaceans and echinoderms.
Catch a ride on the JV Exploramer, an 18-passenger
covered Zodiac, for a maritime ecotour. Discover
the magical ecosystem of the St. Lawrence "live,"
check out crab and whelk fishing, help bring up some
scientific samples, maybe even catch the subtle dance
of marine mammals.
Exploramer also presents three interactive exhibitions:
A garden under the sea, Sharks: 100 million deaths
and A river runs through it.
Fish harvesting activity: Don a pair of hip waders to
discover the fascinating underwater shoreline.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Restaurant
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Rates subject to commission
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 3 (museum, boat, fish
harvesting activity)
Accessibility
Accessible
Parc national de la Gaspésie
Maison Dr Joseph-Frenette
Museum - History and society
Joseph Frenette (1866-1953) was a country doctor, a
profession that no longer exists today. He dedicated
his life to treating the sick and injured, delivering
children and saving lives. The exhibition in his home
pays tribute to this great citizen, the first doctor who
lived in Causapscal. Like an open book, the objects,
texts and photographs, along with the multimedia
exhibits, invite you to enter his family and professional
world and learn about the important role doctors
played in Quebec history.
Services
Photo: Carole Bernier
© Faucus inc.
3 rue Frenette
Causapscal, Quebec G0J 1J0
Telephone: 418 756-5999
Fax: 418 756-3344
418 756-5999
SMQ code: 156820
Website: http://www.maisondrjosephfrenette.ca/
Hours
Seasonal
June 17-September 7, 2016
Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Mondays July 25 and August 1, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Regular rates
- Adults: $8
- Seniors (65 + with ID): $7
- Students (with ID): $7
- Families: $22
- Ages 5 and under: free
- Site historique Matamajaw package
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Other service(s): Free WiFi all over the site (ZAP
BSL).
Capacity
- Matamajaw historic site
- Matamajaw boutique
- Art gallery and tea salon
- Les Fourches park
- Les Berges et les Mémoires walking path
- De la Pointe park
Group rates
Musée acadien du Québec
Museum - History and society - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts
Musée acadien du Québec à Bonaventure.
Photo: Musée acadien du Québec à Bonaventure.
95 avenue Port-Royal
Bonaventure, Quebec G0C 1E0
Telephone: 418 534-4000
Fax: 418 534-4105
SMQ code: 1129
Website: http://www.museeacadien.com/
Hours
Open year-round
June 24 to October 13: daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mid-October to early January: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m.
to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. and Sunday, 1 to 4:30 p.m.
From January 4 to 23rd: closed on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday; Tusday to Friday: 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to
4:30 p.m.
Early May to June 24: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to noon
and 1 to 4:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 4:30 p.m.
Regular rates
Adults: $12
Seniors: $10
Students: $8
Children under 5: Free
Families: $25 (Chindlen under 18 years old)
Group (10 pers. or more): $9 per personne
Group rates
The Musée acadien houses a permanent exhibition,
Une Acadie québécoise, explaining the importance
and special contribution of the Acadian presence in
Quebec. Today, more than a million Quebeckers have
Acadian ancestors. Their presence can still be felt
along Quebec’s North Shore and in the Magdalen
Islands and in villages like Saint-Grégoire de Nicolet,
Saint-Gervais de Bellechasse, L’Acadie, Carleton
and Bonaventure. Come explore our fascinating
collections, artefacts and photos and learn about
Acadian history in our multimedia room.
The Museum also has a new seasonal exhibition,
Secrets d’Acadiens. Les coulisses de la rue
Grand-Pré. It showcases the intangible heritage
of Bonaventure, its values, culture, language and
words. The exhibition includes audio recordings and
interactive terminals, along with original photos of
Bonaventure.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Capacity
Accessibility
Accessible to hearing-impaired visitors
Musée d'histoire naturelle du parc national de Miguasha
Museum - Natural and Environmental Science
Parc national de Miguasha, set in the exceptional
surroundings of Chaleurs Bay in the Gaspé, protects
and showcases a fossil-bearing site that was declared
a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Visitors
young and old will enjoy the unique experience it
offers, making the scientific aspects of Miguasha’s
fossil fish and plants accessible to all. There
are guided tours of the permanent exhibition,
the Elpistostege's exhibition, a new discovery, the
teaching laboratory and the cliffs every day in summer.
Services
Sales counter
Cafeteria
Picnic area
© Productions Train d'enfer / SMQ.
231 route Miguasha Ouest
Nouvelle, Quebec G0C 2E0
Telephone: 418 794-2475
Fax: 418 794-2033
SMQ code: 1045
Website: http://www.sepaq.com/pq/mig
Hours
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Capacity
Number of sites to visit: 2 exhibition's room and
interpretation trail (1.9 km))
Seasonal
Accessibility
Musée de la Gaspésie
Museum - Art / History and society
Musée de la Gaspésie
80, boulevard de Gaspé
Gaspé, Quebec G4X 1A9
Telephone: 418 368-1534
Fax: 418 368-1535
418 368-1534, ext. 110
SMQ code: 1130
Website: http://www.museedelagaspesie.ca/
The Musée de la Gaspésie invites you to plunge into
Gaspesian culture! The permanent exhibition Gaspe...
The Grand Journey present an original tour of the
Gaspe, in search of the men and women who shaped
the region. Throughout the year, the Musée de la
Gaspésie also showcases local history and culture,
highlighting the collective treasures of the Gaspé and
the works of Gaspé artists. The Musée de la Gaspésie,
it's also: cultural and educationnal activities, a gift
shop (and its 100% Gaspesian gift ideas), an regional
archives center, a library specialized in Gaspesian
history and an historical magazine, the Magazine
Gaspésie! During summer, complete your tour with the
nearby Jacques Cartier Monument (National Historic
Site).,
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Hours
Open year-round
Peak season (June 1-October 31):
- 9 am-5 p.m. every day
Regular season (November 1-May 31):
- Closed on Monday
- Tuesday-Friday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Saturday and Sunday: 1 p.m.-5 p.m.From June 1st
until
Regular rates
Adults: $10
Senior 65 years and over: $8
Student 18 years and over: $8
Children 6 to 17 years : $5
Children 5 and under : Free
Student Groups: $2 / student
Capacity
Number of exhibitions: 2-3
Accessibility
Jacques Cartier Monument, National Historic Site,
Environment Canada, Canadian Parks Service.
Group rates
Packages available
Musée des phares
Museum - History and society / Science and Technology - Industrial Heritage
The La Martre lighthouse dates from 1906, and is
still operational. It has a unique wooden structure
and the lighting module is still driven by the original
timing system. A permanent exhibition in the adjacent
building explains lighthouse light technology from the
1700s to the present, as well as the development of
lighthouses and their importance for navigators.
Services
Photo: Sébastien Cloutier
© ATR Gaspésie
10 avenue du Phare
La Martre, Quebec G0E 2H0
Telephone: 418 288-5698
Fax: 418 288-5599
418 288-5698 or 418 288-5816
Parking
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Other service(s): Small café nearby
Capacity
SMQ code: 1040
Website: http://www.museedesphares.org/
Hours
Seasonal
- June 1 to September 30: daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Rest of the year: by reservation only
Regular rates
Group rates
Number of sites to visit: 3 (lighthouse (plus exhibition),
museum (permanent and temporary exhibition) and
lighthouse keeper’s house (reception – gift shop –
exhibition)
Federal heritage building (Canada)
Church with cedar shingles
Reford Gardens
Museum - Art / History and society / Natural and Environmental Science - Contemporary Art /
Architecture and Design / Live Collections
Reford Gardens
Photo: Louise Tanguay
© Louise Tanguay, Jardins de Métis/Reford Gardens
200 route 132
Grand-Métis, Quebec G0J 1Z0
Telephone: 418 775-2222
Fax: 418 775-6201
SMQ code: 1009
Website: http://www.jardinsmetis.com/
Hours
Seasonal
Open every day from June 4 to October 2, 2011. The
gardens open at 8:30 am and close at 6 pm in June,
September and October (last admission at 5 pm) and 8
pm in July and August (last admission at 6 pm).
Regular rates
Admission fees. Free for children 13 and under.
Accommodation packages available with more than 50
hotels, motels, auberges and B & Bs in the area.
Group rates
Packages available
Designed in the spirit of 19th-century collection
gardens and now recognized worldwide as an
exceptional example of the gardener’s art, the Reford
Gardens are the fruit of the devotion and genius of
passionate gardener Elsie Reford. Between 1926 and
1959, she spent every summer creating a series of
gardens spread over a total of 17 hectares. Visitors
to this flowering paradise in the Gaspé can delight in
some 3,000 species and varieties of native and exotic
plants stretching along more than one kilometre of
the St. Lawrence shoreline. The Reford Gardens also
host the International Garden Festival, a unique forum
for contemporary creation and innovation in garden
design.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Restaurant
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Other service(s): Guided Tour
Capacity
Accessibility
Site historique du Banc-de-Pêche-de-Paspébiac
Interpretation site - History and society / Science and Technology - Industrial Heritage
The LeBoutillier warehouse, dating from 1845-1850
Photographe : Anick Loisel
© Anick Loisel
76 3e rue
Paspébiac, Quebec G0C 2K0
Telephone: 418 752-6229
Fax: 418 752-6408
418 752-6229
SMQ code: 1208
Website: http://www.shbp.ca/
Hours
Seasonal
- June 2 to September 28 2013: daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- May 26 to June 1st, September 29 to October 6 2013:
open for groups, by reservation only
The Banc-de-Pêche-de-Paspébiac historic site invites
visitors inside eleven 18th- and 19th-century buildings
that belonged to the two largest fishing companies
in the region, Robin and LeBoutillier. Discover the
exceptional architectural charms of the area, and the
largest wooden structure in North America, built in
1845-1850. Theatrical performances will immerse you
in the historical ambience of bygone times, and you’ll
be amazed by the historical wealth of the site. You
can also watch expert demonstrations and admire the
ingenuity of traditional shipbuilding, cooperage and
blacksmithing techniques. Two permanent exhibition
recounting the history and special features of Bancde-pêche-de-Paspébiac are spread out through seven
buildings.
Services
Parking
Gift shop
Restaurant
Picnic area
For groups:
Room (space) rental
Parking (buses)
Packages available
Regular rates
- Adults: 10 $
- Seniors and students: 8 $
- Site members: free
- Families (2 parents-2 children) : 24$
- Families (1 parent - 2 children) : 18 $
- Group (12 or more) : 6 $
Group rates
Packages available
Capacity
Accessibility
Walking paths. Camping and marina.
Site historique Matamajaw
Interpretation site - History and society
Lord Mount Stephen built his prestigious fishing lodge
at the confluence of the Matapedia and Causapscal
Rivers. Today, this publicly-owned heritage property
offers visitors an inside look at the lifestyle enjoyed by
members of an exclusive fishing club. The Matamajaw
Historic Site includes several different buildings, each
housing various exhibitions.
Visit the salmon pool, the only one of its kind in
Quebec, and observe salmon in their natural habitat.
End your visit at La Fourche Park on the banks of the
Causapscal and Matapedia Rivers, an ideal spot to
see salmon fishers in action.
© Les Productions Train d'enfer
53 rue Saint-Jacques Sud (Route 132)
Causapscal, Quebec G0J 1J0
Telephone: 418 756-5999
Fax: 418 756-3344
418 756-5999
SMQ code: 1003
Website: http://www.sitehistoriquematamajaw.com/
Services
Parking
Sales counter
Gift shop
Picnic area
For groups:
Parking (buses)
Other service(s): Free WiFi all over the site (ZAP
BSL).
Hours
Seasonal
June 17-September 7, 2016
Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Mondays July 25 and August 1, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Regular rates
- Adults: $8
- Seniors (65 + with ID): $7
- Students (with ID): $7
- Families: $22
- Maison Dr Joseph-Frenette package
Group rates
Packages available
Capacity
- Dr. Joseph Frenette's house
- Art gallery and tea salon
- Matamajaw boutique
- Les Berges (2.4 km) and Les Mémoires (4.3 km)
walking paths
- De la Pointe park

Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site

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