Guided Tours | EN

We introduce the visitors to the colorful history of the Hurtubise family through guided tours. This is done through the study of their ancestral home as a tangible witness to generations that lived in the house. Additionally to the visit, there is an exhibition in the carriage house, neighboring house. In it will be presented several ancient domestic and agricultural objects.

ACCESSIBILITY OF THE SPACE: *LIMITED* The entirety of the visit will take place on the first floor. It is accessible through a set of steps that lead to the front door or a ramp at the back of the house. However, the latter is not suited for wheelchairs as it is quite narrow. In addition, due to the old nature of the nature, the only bathroom available is situated on the second floor. ACCESSIBILITY OF THE GUIDED TOUR: *ADAPTABLE* The visit is composed of both visual and auditory elements. There are also objects that are available to be touched. Chairs are also provided for visitors that have trouble standing up through the whole duration of the visit. The visit is held in small groups (10-15 people maximum).

The Canadian Heritage of Quebec (CHQ) is a national non-profit, non-government organization dedicated to the conservation of patrimonial buildings and sites of historical or natural interest in Quebec. The roots of CHQ date back to 1956 when the organization acquired the Hurtubise House. Since its creation, the organization has acquired, preserved and restored more than 30 buildings and sites.