History of Yamachiche, Québec, Canada

Yamachiche will not be fully serviced until 1944.

comprehends Gatineau, Pointe du Lac and the front part of Grosbois or Machiche. Some lands in the P. are still unconceded, and, although not of a rich quality, they are susceptible of cultivation. About one-third of the concessions in this P. were granted before 1759 and generally measured 3 arpents by 40 and were let at low rents, viz. 2 or 3 capons and a crown in money. - All the young persons are desirous of settling either at home or abroad, but would universally prefer settling near their relations, particularly as it would be the least expensive. - Here are two schools, one for boys and the other for girls, both supported by the parish; the number of scholars is 28 boys and 30 girls, who are instructed in English and French. - The P. contains 2 villages, one near the church on the R. Petite Machiche, the other on the Grande Machiche; each contains about 30 houses. - The church is 120 ft. by 40, besides which there is a chapel. - There are 3 corn-mills; 2 of them on the Grande...

YAMACHICHE, a flourishing post village of Quebec, capital of the co. of St. Maurice, on the River Yamachiche, 16½ miles from Three Rivers. It contains a church, convent, academy, telegraph office, woolen factory, tannery, saw and grist mills, and about a dozen stores. Pop. 1,300.

Yamachiche, vil., Quebec, chef-lieu of St Maurice co., on River Yamachiche, 79 m. by rail E. of Montreal. P. of sub-dist. 2,740.

Yamachiche, yama-chee'che, a post-village of St. Maurice co., Quebec, on the river Yamachiche, 163 miles W.S.W. of Three Rivers. It contains a church, a convent, an academy, a woollen-factory, a tannery, saw- and grist mills, and about a dozen stores. Pop. 1300.

Yamachiche, a post-village of St. Maurice co., Quebec, on the river Yamachiche and on the Canadian Pacific R., 16 miles WSW. of Three Rivers. Pop. in 1901, 1100.

Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade Church: Start your exploration with a visit to this historic church. Its architecture and serene atmosphere make it a great spot for both spiritual reflection and appreciating local history.

Parc de la Rivière-Yamachiche: Enjoy a leisurely stroll in this beautiful park along the river. It's an ideal spot for a picnic, taking photos, or simply relaxing amid nature.

Moulin Michel de Yamachiche: Explore this historic mill that has been restored to its former glory. Learn about the milling process and the significance of this structure in the town's development.

Local Artisan Shops: Yamachiche is likely to have a few local artisan shops where you can find unique crafts and souvenirs. Support local artists and bring home a piece of Yamachiche.

Explore the Old Town: Wander through the streets of the old town, soaking in the atmosphere and admiring the architecture. You might discover hidden gems like small cafes, boutiques, or art galleries.

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