Saint-Adelme
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A village nestled in the heartof a plentiful environment
The Saint-Adelme parish, which dates back to 1931, was built during the great parish colonization period of the Chic-Chocs plateau. This area was formerly called Saint-Denis, but the pioneers of the time renamed the village Saint-Adelme. The fact is, and it’s quite comical, that the people chose to be protected by a Saint that did not exist, and the reasons behind the lobbying to rename the village are still unknown.
Major activities
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Musée agricole de Saint-Adelme
209, 6e Rang Ouest, Saint-Adelme (Québec)
Phone: 418 733-4025
Phone: 418 733-8463
Agricultural tools, carpentry tools and antique
objects exhibit.
Schedule: June 24 through the end of September, from 1 p.m. to
5 p.m., by reservation only
Admission: $3/person; free for children.
