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History of Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton, Québec, Canada
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About Sainte-Cécile-de-Milton
Originally, the municipality developed thanks to the arrival of several families of immigrants from Great Britain who settled there around 1825 on the territory of the township of Milton Corner, proclaimed in 1803. The name of the locality recalls Mrs. Cécile Connolly and her husband Milton Reynolds. This family was the first family to settle in the place.
The migratory flow of French Canadians reached these places in the early 1840s. grandquebec.com
Today, the economic life of the Miltonnais revolves around agriculture. It grows corn, soybeans, apples, the same products that prevailed in the 19th century. However, its geographical location near major cities has also favored the urban development of the locality.
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The town was named after Cécile Connolly and her husband Milton Reynolds, the first family to settle in this area.
Parc Sainte-Cécile: Take a leisurely stroll or have a picnic in Parc Sainte-Cécile. It's a serene place to enjoy nature, and there's a small playground for children.
La Maison des Éclusiers: Just a short drive away in Chambly, you'll find La Maison des Éclusiers. This interpretive center offers insight into the history of the Chambly Canal and the role it played in the region's development.
Chambly Canal National Historic Site: Explore the Chambly Canal, which is part of Parks Canada's national historic site network. You can walk or bike along the canal, and in the summer, you might even see boats passing through the locks.
Fort Chambly National Historic Site: Located nearby, Fort Chambly is a well-preserved historic fort that dates back to the...
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