Team

General Management, summer staff, and Board of Directors

History

Key milestones and the evolution of the exhibitions and the village

Volunteering

Volunteering ensures the survival of the Musée de Saint-Joseph.

Plan your visit

Explore our exhibitions and artefacts dating from 1880 to the present day

Admission fees and opening hours

Find out about our admission fees and opening hours

Camping

Relax at the Museum campsite. You will find space, fresh air and beautiful scenery!

Parent Tourism Centre

Archives, artefacts, the Laurent-Fillion collection, and murals

Historical Village

Step into the 1900s by exploring our various buildings

Agricultural Village

Discover the machinery, tools, and labour used for agriculture

Programme Calendar

Here is our seasonal programme.

Montcalm Heritage Festival

Enjoy good music, exceptional food, and more!

School programmes

We offer tours for schools of all ages.

Educational resources

A variety of resources to explore and download.

Farm Village

In the historic village, you can visit two houses: the Moquin House, dating from 1905, and the Perron House. This second dwelling was constructed with hand-hewn timber beams between 1865 and 1970.

Delorme Joinery

The Delorme Joinery is a reproduction of a typical workshop from the early twentieth century. By visiting, one steps back into the 1930s.

Sarrasin Leather Workshop

In the Sarrasin Leather Workshop, you will find the tools necessary for the manufacture and repair of harnesses.

Stationary Engine Shed

The Stationary Engine Shed houses one of the largest collections of such engines in Western Canada, including an engine from the James Street Pumphouse in Winnipeg.

Agricultural Machinery Shed

A variety of machines dating from the 1920s to the 1940s are sheltered in the tractor shed.

Sugar Beet Shed