After the French and Indian War had ended, the Acadians were allowed to return to their homeland. This chest dates back to that time. They would re-establish their lives, and in time would found organizations and do much to promote their distinct culture. The Acadian community continues to thrive today.
Southern Ontario began to see settlers, most of whom were English speaking. These items date to that period in the first half of the 19th century.
Montreal became the focal point of British North America, in commerce, industry, and education.
This is the crest of the Molson's Bank, established in the city.
Fascinating exhibition.
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DeleteBeautiful objects from times gone by in this section.
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DeleteWonderful exhibit!
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Delete...these displays are wonderful.
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DeletePretty cooooool.
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DeleteLots to see in this section, William.
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DeleteGreat Acadian history ~ glad they are still thriving ~ thanks,
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DeleteThe displays and information is fascinating, hard to believe they lived with what they did back then.
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DeleteAnother wonderful exhibit.
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