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Constructed circa 1740, the Charlesbourg seigneurial mill is one of three mills built by the Jesuits on their seigneurial estates. Restored in 1991 as a part of the Charlesbourg historical area, the Jesuit mill is one of the last such structures in a modern urban environment. Guided tours of the mill and Trait-Carré are available year-round, by reservation only.
Address: 7960, boulevard Henri-Bourassa Charlesbourg QC G1H 3G3
 Send an Email (3)  1 418 624-7720
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Maison Ephraïm-Bédard, built during the first half of the 19th century, is located southeast of Charlesbourg’s Trait-Carré. It is an example of an average farmhouse in Charlesbourg at the time. The house was restored to its original state in 1988 and is used as a historic interpretation centre.
Address: 7655, chemin Samuel Charlesbourg QC G1H 7H4
Send an Email 1 418 626-2986
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