Monument–Lefebvre National Historic Site is an imposing rusticated sandstone building in Memramcook, New Brunswick. It was first designated as Survival of the Acadians National Historic Site in 1978, on the advice of the national Historic Sites and Monuments Board.
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An interesting historic site, probably best catering to those interested in Acadian history. Personally, comparing this site to others in the area, it is not a must-see (unlike Fort Beausejour). Architecturally, the NHS comprises one building of a slightly grand style. If you are coming for the building, you might be surprised to find an even grander Academy next door and a massive cathedral...
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A friend and I recently visited this fabulous historical site and were extremely impressed with everything from Staff to the displays. The account of the Expulsion of the Acadians is presented in such a way that facts are easily absorbed. As well, the anguish of the people who were the victims of this heinous historical act is boldly...
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Une visite aussi interessante qu’instructive. J’ai un regret : que l’histoire acadienne a toutes les difficultés pour traverser l’Atlantique car il s’agit de notre histoire commune même si, ici, on ne parle pas des défaites, et la perte de l’Acadie est une défaite de la France. Vous devriez pouvoir venir en France pour indiquer la richesse de votre histoire. J’ai aussi un message personnel Donnez le bonjour aux Hay Babies qui nous avaient dédicacé « le dictionnaire du français acadien et dites leur bien que nous avons été désolé de voir leur tournée en France annulé...
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