Written by Ines Marchand At the beginning of the 20th century, after the Victorian er
What was life life for young girls at the beginning of the twentieth century? &n
Written by Ines Marchand In 1699, Louis Hurtubise acquired agricultural land in New F
By Julie Jacques A twentieth century Beaux-Arts style porch on a house dating from 17
Written by Julie Jacques How much would you pay for a melon? Despite the
You wish to visit the Hurtubise House? Exciting news: the photography exhibition is n
From July 8 to July 24 is happening Historic Places Days, an event created by the Nat
This summer, treat yourself to a journey through time in pictures. This summer, there
Congratulations to all the winners of the 2023 edition of the prize “Capture tonpat
Few words on the Festival d’Histoire de Montréal Montreal has a rich history: aliv
Written by Danka Davidovic – The CHQ’s extensive collection of stereoscopic photo
Written by Danka Davidovic – Born in 1880, Léopold Hurtubise was only 20 years old
Written by Delia Oltean And here it is, finished… It is magically perfect! Howe
Written by Delia Oltean – The very first motorized carriages replacing horses,
Written by Delia Oltean – To walk on the grounds of the Hurtubise House is to w
Written by Delia Oltean – The number 563 Côte-Saint-Antoine Road is the c
Written by Delia Oltean – The Hurtubise family’s farmland, until 1839, remain
Written by Delia Oltean – On 4 August 1701, the French concluded an a
A country style picnic will be held next Wednesday, August 17 to close the summer sea
Written by Delia Oltean – The ship is just about to leave for a long trip…
Written by Delia Oltean – It is by an old narrow staircase serving as a passage
Since 1956, sixty-five years ago, Canadian Heritage of Quebec has preserved a vast co
Written by Delia Oltean – Looking at the frontage of the Hurtubise House is to
Written by Delia Oltean – In the barn near the Maison Hurtubise, the discovery
Written by Delia Oltean – To protect oneself in case of danger, to provide for
Written by Delia Oltean – Between all sorts of treasures and wooden boards was
Written by Delia Oltean – Doors must be closed, shutters and curtains too; ther
Written by Delia Oltean – The branches feeding the fire crackle softly around t
First of all, we hope you are all well. With the health regulations regarding COVID-1
The Wooton desk is a variation of the fall front desk. History An Indianapolis, India
For August 2021 on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday afternoons starting at 1:30 pm.
The technical aspect of artisanal milling at Les Éboulements Mill (flour) : On Septe
Premier événement du genre au Québec, le Sommet est un grand rassembleme
The Canadian Heritage of Quebec’s 2017 summer launch took place on 21 June 2017 and
Jeudi, le 17 mai 2017, sous le toit de la maison Hurtubise a eu lieu la conférence d
In the context of the 375th anniversary of Montreal, The Canadian Heritage of Quebec
Once again this year, The Canadian Heritage of Quebec will organize a series of confe
It has been a good start for the summer season of The Canadian Heritage of Quebec and
The Canadian Heritage of Quebec is proud to mark the 375th anniversary of Montreal an
This year, the Hurtubise House celebrates the 60th anniversary of its acquisition and
The inauguration of the commemorative vegetable and flower gardens of the Hurtubise H
The Canadian Heritage of Quebec (CHQ) finances its activities through the summer rent
During the summer of 2013 and 2014, two volunteers of the Corporation of Domaine Poin
Malgré le temps gris du lundi 22 mai, une vingtaine de personnes sont venus découvr
Hurtubise House June 2011 – Before the restoration – click to enlarge Pha
On Sunday October 14th, The Canadian Heritage of Quebec hosted at the Hurtubise House
The restoration of the Domaine Pointe-de-Saint-Vallier began in 2011 and in the fall
Mr. Dinu Bumbaru who is a member of the Board of Directors of The Canadian Heritage o
During the summer of 2012, CHQ proceeded with the restoration of the front roof, dorm
