Quebec Collection (page 9)

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, Paspebiac, Site Historique Banc-de-Peche de Paspebiac, fisheries museum, elevated view, dawn

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, Chandler, Anse a la Chaloup beach

Canada, Quebec, Quebec City, Musee National des Beaux-Arts du Quebec, MNBAQ, pavillon Pierre-Lassonde, 2016, exterior, dawn

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, Gaspe, Monument to Jacques Cartier

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, L Anse-au-Griffon, house with motor home, autumn

Canada, Quebec, Saguenay-Lac Saint-Jean Region, Lac Bouchette, Ermitage-Saint-Antoine, monastery and pilgrimage site, outdoor confessionals

Quebec City, Canada. The famous J. A. Moisan grocery store in Quebec City Canada
Quebec City, Canada. The famous J.A. Moisan grocery store in Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. The Lower Town or Bas Ville in old Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. The Chateau Frontenac from the lower town or bas ville in old Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. The Monument to the teaching sisters in old Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. A martello tower on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. The facade of a church awaiting desctruction in Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. Canadian maple syrup on the shelf in old Quebec City Canada

Quebec City, Canada. La Boulangerie Paul on Rue St. Paul in Quebecs Lower Town

Quebec City, Canada. A street busker palying fiddle for tourist crowds in Old Quebec City

Canada, Quebec, Montreal, elevated skyline from Mount Royal, dusk

Canada, Quebec, The Laurentians, Mont Tremblant, Mont-Tremblant Village, Lac Ouimet, autumn

Canada, Quebec, Montreal, Carre St-Louis square, painted houses

Canada, Quebec, Montreal, The Old Port, Bassin Bonsecours, city view

Canada, Quebec, Quebec City, elevated skyline with Chateau Frontenac Hotel, dawn, fog

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, Gesgapegiag, Mic-Mac First Nations tee-pees by the Baie des Chaleurs

Canada, Quebec, Capitale-Nationale Region, Charlevoix, Baie St-Paul, elevated view of town church, autumn

Canada, Quebec, Ile d Orleans, Sainte-Petronille, traditional house in autumn

The Algonkin Indians lived in bark covered dwellings called wigwams. Their houses were either built in both a cone or dome shape

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"Exploring the Rich History and Beauty of Quebec: From Thirteen Original Colonies to Modern Marvels" Quebec, a province with a captivating past, holds significant importance in North American history. As one of the thirteen original colonies in 1776, it played a crucial role in shaping the United States as we know it today. Deeply rooted in its indigenous heritage, it also celebrates figures like Kateri Tekakwitha, an inspiring Mohawk woman who became the first Native American saint. Her legacy serves as a reminder of the diverse cultures that have thrived within this region. A glimpse into yesteryears can be seen through vintage posters advertising White Star Line's voyages to both USA and Canada. These artifacts reflect the allure that drew countless travelers to explore Quebec's wonders. Ammonite 1 showcases nature's artistic prowess found within Quebec's borders. Its stunning geological formations remind us of Earth's ancient history etched into every rock and fossil. The Indian Church & School at Fort William stands tall as a testament to Quebec's commitment towards education and preserving indigenous traditions. It symbolizes unity between different communities living harmoniously side by side. Chateau Frontenac reigns over Quebec City with its majestic presence. This architectural masterpiece not only offers luxurious accommodations but also represents the city's rich cultural heritage dating back centuries. Venturing beyond Quebec City leads us to Newfoundland map from 1884 – an intriguing artifact that unveils how boundaries have evolved over time while showcasing this island province’s unique charm. Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac Hotel is another gem nestled within historic walls offering unparalleled views of Old Québec City. It invites visitors from around the globe to experience elegance combined with modern comforts amidst breathtaking surroundings. Rue Saint Louis entices wanderers with its charming streetscape lined with quaint shops and vibrant cafes—a perfect spot for immersing oneself in local culture while savoring delectable Quebecois cuisine.