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| St Jean Port Joli - the rectors home with an amazing wood sculpture |
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| The church - circa 1779 |
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| On our way from Edmuston NB to Trois Riviere, we took the river side road and found many artisan outlets and interesting sites |
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| A mill and Seigneurie that dates back to 1656, with its buildings restored to the 1850's Victorian era |
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| Main dining room |
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| True Victorian excess - Blue Willow - the color blue in porcelain is the most difficult to do - hence the expense |
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| Master Bedroom - Victorians slept sitting up because they fear death - stomach aches and heart attacks were seen as the same danger |
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| The latest in Victorian fashion |
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| Amazing state of the art ( in 1860) kitchen stove |
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| Home loom |
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| Multiple gables |
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| Local 18th Century church |
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| All things “Duck” |
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| In Cap de Madelaine - Notre Dame de Cap early morning sunshine |
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| The original chapel where Mary appeared to three people in the 1800's |
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| An example of the stations of the cross - bronze sculptures on limestone plinths |
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| A group of energetic summer school kids about to start some art activities in the church - getting a pep talk from their organizers |
