The Mhist – Sherbrooke History Museum: A Must-See in the Eastern Townships!
The Mhist – Sherbrooke History Museum is an essential stop in the Eastern Townships for anyone looking to learn, understand, and explore the region’s history! Through its diverse exhibitions, engaging city tours, and heritage-focused events, the Mhist proves that history is accessible to all.
Sherbrooke Memories
Permanent Exhibition
Discover—or rediscover—Sherbrooke’s history through the stories of the people who built, shaped, and called this city home. Featuring hundreds of photographs, personal testimonies, and insights into the city’s neighborhoods, thriving businesses, and booming industries, this exhibition brings Sherbrooke’s past to life. Step into the shoes of a vintage telephone operator listening in on real conversations or watch the Abenaki legend of the Lone Pine unfold before your eyes through voice recognition technology!
Guided Tours, Storytelling, and Conferences
Fancy a guided tour through Sherbrooke’s historic districts? The Mhist offers several outdoor circuits highlighting the city’s architectural, industrial, religious, and commercial heritage.
The museum also hosts storytelling sessions, conferences, and activities tied to its exhibitions, including special events like Journées de la culture and Children’s Day. Stay updated via our website and social media!
The Sherbrooke History Museum Is Also…
A vast archive center housing 600 documentary collections, 1.3 million photographs, an extensive newspaper collection, 8,000 maps and plans, and over 3,500 artifacts. While many of these treasures feature in exhibitions, they are also accessible to researchers, history buffs, and the simply curious!
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