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Mar 22, 2010

1.6 Centre d'interprétation de Place-Royale

from Place-Royale from today to yesterday, Quebec city. (videos) Hosted by Musée de la civilisation

The Centre d’interprétation de Place-Royale is the latest addition to the museum complex, which is operated by the Musée de la civilisation. Opened in November 1999, the Centre is located on the site of the historic Smith and Hazeur houses. It was on the site of the Hazeur House that traces of Aboriginal people, dating back nearly 5,000 years, were found. The Centre recounts the history of Place-Royale. While the exhibits focus on the authenticity of the archaeological remains and collections, they are also designed to bring to life the notable figures—as well as the lesser-known individuals—who shaped Place-Royale over the years. Start the video Map of Place-Royale

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