Set in a pleasant park overlooking Lake Deux Montagnes, this edifice (1796) is typical of local residences, with its stone base and wooden walls. Note its steep roof, which measures about half the height of the structure and has no overhang. Restored..

This museum is located in a restored stone school building (1859), where Lionel Groulx (1878-1967), the great French-Canadian historian, studied. Typical of religious architecture of the period, it features a windowed mansard roof topped by a small l..

Completed in 1789, this church-one of the oldest in the Montreal region-was declared a historic monument in 1957. The harmonious chevet, composed of an apse and a small sacristy, is best viewed from the cemetery. A new façade was added in 1856. Insid..