Distinctive
Neighborhood: Old Montreal
Nearest Train: Champ-de-Mars
Phone: +1 514 861 3708
Fax: +1 514 861 8317
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Once the residence of Governor Claude de Ramezay, this museum chronicles the rich history of Montreal from pre-colonial days to the turn of the century. The historic building, which dates from 1705, houses an impressive collection of antiques, photographs, paintings and costumes. Its distinctive and simple architecture includes a sloping roof, dressed stonework and clean lines; it is a throwback to the countryside of Normandy. It has been rebuilt and modified several times since its original construction, but huge fireplaces and various kitchens from colonial times remain intact. Admission: CAD7 adults; CAD6 seniors; CAD5 students; CAD4 children (5-17); CAD15 families.
1erjuin-30sept -- 10h-18h, chaque jour; hors-saison -- 10h-16h30, mar-dim
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Lace UpDec 14th, 2008 to Mar 29th, 2009
Step back into time and discover the roots of the past-time activity that has more or less developed into a national sport for the residents of Montreal. Tracing back the roots of skating ingrained into the European culture, the exhibition displays information on hockey, figure skating and speed skating, a collection of antique skates, costumes and medals. What more, get your pair of skates and get a discount on your ticket and get to skate at the Quays Skating Rink next door!
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