Hurtubise House

The Canadian Heritage of Quebec’s (CHQ) summer launching has started smoothly! This summer, the Hurtubise House will be open again to the public who are also invited to our “Afternoon Cup of Tea”; which includes an opportunity to learn more on the oldest farmhouse in Westmount built in 1739.

History lovers and the public are invited to discover this magnificent building classified as a heritage site by the provincial government in 2004. Please join us for a tea break complimented by a guided tour of this historical house with a classical architecture and where many generations of the large French/American Hurtubise family lived.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to discover the rustic aspect of the site, the vegetable garden and commemorative flowers; a testament to the past of this farmhouse. Tea and cookies will be served at the heart of this unique ancestral decor in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere.

This activity will take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from July 2nd to August 15, 2019 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Hurtubise House, 563 Côte-Saint-Antoine Road (corner Victoria) in Westmount. The entrance fee is $10, including the “Cup of Tea & Biscuits” activity. As seats are limited, please reserve by email at: [email protected]

CHQ is a national non-profit and non-governmental organization and the revenues collected from this activity will be used mainly for CHQ’s ongoing mission. This summer, come and enjoy a rewarding experience in a unique site!

For more information on CHQ’s activities, please visit our website: www.hcq-chq.org as well as our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/HeritageCanadienQuebec.

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