Museums near Labrador NL (108 Result(s))

Courroie de transmission ' auprès de la communauté madelinienne et des visiteurs ayant soif de découverte :D'une part, pour faire connai^tre les richesses patrimoniales, le savoirfaire ancestral, le peuplement insulaire et l'évolution socioculturelle de l'archipel madelinot. D'autre part, pour renforcer le sentiment d'appartenance à une culture des plus singulières, en complément de l'héritage familial rec¸u.La mission du Musée de la Mer est intimement liée à ce peuple maritime et insulaire. Il a pour vocation de le partager et de faire découvrir, aux visiteurs de tout a^ge, qu'' aux I^les, c'est pas pareil ' !

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The history of the Musée régional de Rimouski began on August 7 1969 with the approval of the City, the directors of the Technical School Rimouski expressed a desire to establish a regional museum. A year later, demolition and renovation were launched. The old tin roof was demolished, we removed the covering of walls and interior partitions were subtracted, leaving only the original building envelope and save interesting architectural remains. Stone walls revealed the location of several elements of the church that had been blocked by the needs of the time. According to various plans, it has been possible to redo the outside as it was in 1824.