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Arts
and culture

HERITAGE
| Cemetery Gisla |
Phone: 1-800-363-5515 / 1-819-583-5515
Fax: (819) 583-5555
E-mail: tourisme@cldgranit.qc.ca |
On the road Gisla, the place where rests Donald Morrison, legendary character of the end of the 19 century (1857). Site of the heritage indicated by the municipality.
Address: Gisla road, Milan
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| Sainte-Agnès Church |
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This huge Catholic temple was built in 1913 and it cost 79 000$ It is a neogothic style. Inside the church, you will see a splendid apsidal window of 10m X 6m which represent Jessy's tree. Made in 1849, the window's from Immaculée-Conception's Church in London. Also, you will see a wonderful Casavant's organ of 2200 pipes and this organ is the most important of the diocese.
Adress: Rue Laval, Lac-Mégantic
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| St-Andrew's Church |
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In 1880, a presbytherian community's born in Lac-Mégantic. A little while atfer the community foundation, Georges McArthur's preacher of Masboro mobilize anglophone peoples of the region to planify the new construction of their church. 10 years after, in January 1890, the religious community of St-Andrews greet the first faithfuls.
Actually, this building is always present in our urban landscape but is now a restaurant.
Address: 5209, rue Frontenac, Lac-Mégantic
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| St-Barnabas anglicane Church |
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St-Barnabas Church was built in 1891 and the style is neogothic. Andrews and Stearns families were the only 2 families to participated and stayed in Lac-Mégantic. Both families were from England. Visit not available.
Address: 3394, rue Agnès, Lac-Mégantic
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| St-John's anglicane Church |
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This church was built in 1889. It is a Neogothic architecture and the site offers a wonderful panorama on the Appalachian trails and the Mégantic lake. Visit not available.
Address: 4576, rang 4, Frontenac
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