The
Museum
The Thérèse
Roman Catholic Church is accessible to the public from May to October.
Visitors will first notice the attractive grounds...
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and exterior details of the building itself.
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Follow the pathways to view commemorative plaque displays.
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Noted
scholar Dr. A.E. Leyssac is commemorated here for his contributions to
the community and his country.
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Inside the building you will find a treasure trove of
information and imagery about the community, the chapel and the people.
Artifacts
Artifacts relating to the Church and its function are displayed
throughout.
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Documents & Interpretation
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Documents and records such as this comprehensive attendance record shed
light on the history of the Chapel and of the community.
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Several displays explain the significance of vestments, artifacts and
procedures
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Local history is preserved and presented though a collection of
archival newspaper clippings and documents.
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The Guest Book is set amidst a selection of informative pamphlets and
displays.
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A magazine article on display features acclaimed novelist
Gabrielle Roy, who taught school in Cardinal in 1929. Her novel,
“Children of My Heart” draws upon that experience.
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Highlights from the community's history is captured in this Timeline. (see the onlijne version here...)
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The photo display captures many aspects of the community, the village
and the people.
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Some of the better copies of local images are prominently displayed.
Visit our Online Photo Archive....
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