Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site — Attraction in Quebec

In the mid-1980s, Parks Canada sponsored an underwater archaeology project to recover the French frigate Le Machault, which was scuttled there in 1760 when it encountered a Royal Navy squadron of superior force. Secrions if Marchault, including its rudder, stem, main mast step and bilge pump, and a gun port were excavated and put on display. The ship's cargo was well preserved and is also on display. The curators did a nice job of placing the whole find in context: the great power competition of the French and British, the rivalry of Louis XV and George II, and the settlement of...

Went there to visit for the first time since .. well 25 years or so .. it's great! Friendly knowledgeable staff. Super informative about an important part of our history. There's a great map of the Acadian deportation for sale there for only 20$!! You even get to play with a little canon outside. Also found out that one of their canons is on display in Campbellton on the waterfront (you should visit 😜 ). I'm sorry I didn't get your name but blonde lady that works there, good job...

First time visiting the Battle of the Restigouche site and it really surprised me. It’s a small museum, but the story is powerful. Seeing the remains of the French ship under glass was impressive. Everything is well explained and easy to follow, even if you don’t know much about the history. Staff were welcoming and the whole visit felt calm and respectful. A great stop if you’re...