Found 200 Results
Results Per Page: 
Hôpital-Général de Québec Monastery National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec The oldest convent in the country, it is of vital importance to Canada’s medical, religious and social history, and an ensemble of buildings constituting a place of architectural and artistic heritage preservation of outstanding importance
Carillon Canal National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Carillon, Quebec Site of two earlier canals, 1826-33
Joliette Court House National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Joliette, Quebec Mid 19th-century standard-plan court house
Historic Village of Val-Jalbert National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Chambord, Quebec Founded in 1901 around a pulp and paper mill, and deserted since 1927, the village of Val-Jalbert is a prime example of an early 20th century pulp and paper industry company town.
St. George's Anglican Church National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Fine Gothic Revival style church in stone, 1869-70
Beauharnois Power Development National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Beauharnois, Quebec Hydro-electric power station that symbolises Quebec’s entry into the technological age
Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec Important early Palladian church, built 1800-04
Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec Defence system developed between 1608 and 1871 at Québec City, the principal fortified place during Canada's colonial period; 4.6 km network of walls, gates and squares
Henry-Stuart House National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec Outstanding illustration of a 19th-century Quebec cottage typically associated with the Picturesque movement, 1849
Arvida National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Saguenay, Quebec Well preserved Canadian company town, excellent synthesis of the town planning concepts of the time
Battle of Rivière des Prairies / Battle of Coulée Grou National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Site of a battle, in 1690, between the French and the Iroquois
Mother House of the Grey Nuns of Montréal National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Monumental scale is a tangible manifestation of the breadth of work carried out by the Grey Nuns in service to society
Trafalgar Lodge National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Gothic Revival villa, 1848
Davie Shipyard National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Lévis, Quebec Historic Canadian shipyard established 1829
Mount Royal Cemetery National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Outremont, Quebec Exceptional 19th-century cemetery design and aesthetics; established in 1852
Maison Cartier National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Used as an inn, an example of early 19th-century urban architecture in Quebec, 1812-13
Mauvide-Genest Manor National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Saint-Jean-de-l'Île-d'Orléans, Quebec Distinguished example of a mid-18th century seigneurial manor in a rural setting and closely associated with the nationally significant "les anciennes seigneuries de L'Ile d'Orléans" during the French Régime, 1734
Lachine Canal National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Operational canal; five locks, railway / road bridges
Obadjiwan–Fort Témiscamingue National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Duhamel-Ouest, Quebec Site representative of northern boreal trade posts whose operations relied on the skills and support of Algonquin trappers, matriarchs, and their families
Légaré Mill National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Saint-Eustache, Quebec Building type erected during the development of seigneuries with the colonial agricultural economy
Petite-Ferme du cap Tourmente National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Saint-Joachim, Quebec Illustrates 400 years of layer of agricultural use
Fort Laprairie National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) La Prairie, Quebec Refuge and defensive outpost for Montréal, built between 1687 and 1689
Madeleine de Verchères National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Verchères, Quebec Defended the family fort in Verchères from a group of Iroquois in 1692
Château Frontenac National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec Landmark Château style railway hotel, 1892-93
Île aux Basques National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Île aux Basques, Quebec Represents the westernmost and most important concentration of French Basque occupation in the Gulf of St. Lawrence between 1584 and 1637