Walk my town, Lachine Canal bike path. Sunny Sunday.
The Maison LeBer-LeMoyne and its outbuilding were built in 1669 and 1671, respectively, by Jaques LeBer and Charles LeMoyne, merchants from New France. These buildings housed the oldest fur trading post in Lachine.
Today recognized as the oldest intact buildings on the Island of Montréal, they are classified as cultural assets. The permanent exhibition, “La Maison LeBer-LeMoyne, un site, un rêve” and the archeological and ethnological collection contain thousands of objects and fragments illustrating the daily life of the buildings’ occupants going back to their beginnings, and enhanced by archeological digs on the site.
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