At Heritage Lower Saint Lawrence, we take pride in our role in safeguarding the rich cultural heritage of the region’s English-speaking community. Our Métis-sur-Mer location serves as a hub for historical preservation, housing an extensive collection of archival materials including photographs, articles, and books. Whether you’re a seasoned historian or simply intrigued by local history, we welcome you to explore our resources freely.
Our Historical Documentation Centre situated in Métis offers a treasure trove of historical materials for exploration and research. Visit us during our opening hours or reach out to learn more about our collection and services.
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Family Ties
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Community volunteers
Volunteering is described as an unpaid activity where someone gives their time to do a particular task or job that…
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Michael’s Mental Metis Drippings (1950-1970)
(The contributor is Michael Martin and he refers to his mother, Betty Savage (née Savage) and his older brothers Peter…
Tales
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Early schooling through the years
The first schools in New France were operated by the Catholic Church as were the schools in France. Early French…
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Seigneurial System of New France
By Pamela Andersson In the Province of Quebec, land distribution was originally based on a seigneurial system, established in 1627…
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The life and times of the permanent inhabitants of Metis
By Pamela Andersson The St. Lawrence River was the only waterway entry to the seigneury of Metis. Boat was the…
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Lost villages-forgotten past
By Pamela Andersson No village is ever built with the intent of abandonment or loss due to development. For many…
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From McGill to Metis Over the Years
By Kathleen Miller If you live in Metis or, if you spend your summers there, it is almost certain that…
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