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Carte postale, peinte à la main, vers 1910. / Hand-tinted postcard, c.1910.
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Some years ago, this unusual stone was built into a wall of an old home in Beaconsfield, Quebec. The stone had been found nearby on the property, and then incorporated in the wall during masonry work.
Barbara Barclay, the owner of the house in question, would like to know if this stone is the result of human art, or whether it was formed naturally.
Please contact QAHN if you have any ideas!
Tel: (819) 564-9595
Toll free in Quebec (877) 964-0409
home@QAHN.org.
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The coming of the train in the 1890s ended the almost complete isolation of Morin Township.
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The coming of the train in the 1890s ended the almost complete isolation of Morin Township. The train brought in the first summer, then all year, visitors to Morin and started a lively tourist industry, especially with the development of skiing in the 1920s. Train service was ended in the 1960s and now the former rail bed is the Aerobic Corridor - providing a cross-country ski trail in winter and a hiking trail in summer.
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Raoul Pagé bought the blacksmith shop in Morin Heights in 1934.
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St. Mungo's United Church was undergoing the final phase of its extensive restoration work. (Photo - R. MacLeod)
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The 2015 AGM Luncheon and Awards Ceremony was expertly catered by local caterer Aux Lubies Gourmandes. (Photo - M. Farfan)
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Rod MacLeod (QAHN Past-President, Montreal Committee Chair, and Editor of Quebec Heritage News) (centre) was presented with a Special Recognition Award by Executive Director Matthew Farfan (right) and President Simon Jacobs. (Photo - courtesy)
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The 2015 Richard Evans Award was presented to the Scotch Road Cemetery Association, represented here by Cecil McPhee and other members of the committee. (Photo - M. Farfan)
