House of Culture and Heritage — Attraction in Saint-Eustache

Museum space of the Globensky Manor Explore Saint-Eustache's past through the exhibits presented at the Globensky Manor Museum Space. Built in 1861 for Seigneur Charles-Auguste-Maximilien Globensky, the Globensky Manor Museum Space (EMMG) is today a museum institution whose mission is to preserve, showcase, interpret, and study the Globensky Estate, composed of a seigneurial manor and landscaped grounds. In doing so, the EMMG aims to share the history of this listed heritage site and its place in the history of Saint-Eustache and that of Quebec. To achieve this, the EMMG relies, among other things, on exhibitions, museum education programming, and the interpretation of the former seigneury of Rivière-du-Chêne, of which the Vieux-Saint-Eustache heritage district is a part and of which the Globensky Estate represents the gateway. Globensky Manor was built between 1861 and 1865 for Lord Charles-Auguste-Maximilien Globensky. The plans for the manor were drawn up by Henri-Maurice Perrault, one of the most prominent architects of his generation.

1901 A serious fire ravages the Globensky mansion The Globensky Manor was devastated by a serious fire in 1901. Reconstruction work began in 1902 and was completed in 1903. It was led by the architect...

A beautiful celebration of local culture and history. The House of Culture and Heritage is a hidden gem that truly showcases the spirit of the community. The exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, blending art, history, and storytelling in a way that feels both educational and inspiring. The building itself is charming, a perfect mix of modern design and historical character.

The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about preserving local heritage. Whether you’re a visitor or a local resident, this place is absolutely worth a stop , it connects you to the stories and people that...

Maison de La Culture et du Patrimoine Globensky 0ffre des diverses Expositions au Rez-de-Chaussée Qui - est Le Musée de Ce Manoir .

Construit entre(1,861 - 1,865 ; -) Fut conçue pour Charles-Auguste-Maximilien Globensky Propriétaire du Manoir de (1,861 à 1,906 ) Année de Son décès.

Ce Manoir Fut détruit Lors d'un incendie et Reconstruit entre ( 1,902 - 1,903 )

Ce Domaine a d’ailleurs été le domicile de divers politiciens au fil des ans. En plus de M. Globensky , Qui Fut Maire de Saint-Eustache entre( 1,860-1,862 ) en + Plus devenue député à La Chambre des Communes .

un autre maire de Saint-Eustache, Joseph-Antoine Laurin, y habite au début des années 1,910.

La Ville en fait l’acquisition en 1,961 et y installe son hôtel de ville pendant 25 ans.

Aujourd’hui, le manoir Globensky abrite un musée mettant en valeur L’histoire et Le Patrimoine .

Maison de la culture et du patrimoine Globensky (Globensky House of Culture and Heritage) offers a variety of exhibitions on the first floor, which serves as the Manor's museum .

Was Built between (1,861 - 1,865 ) was designed for Charles-Auguste-Maximilien Globensky, owner of the manor from (1,861 to 1,906 ) Year of his death.

This Manor Was Destroyed by a Fire and Rebuilt Between ( 1,902 - 1,903 )

This Estate Has Been Home For Various Politicians over The Years , In addition :-) Mr. Globensky, Was Mayor of Saint-Eustache Between ( 1,860 - 1,862 ) as Well Hi ' Becoming a Member of The House of Commons.

Another Saint-Eustache Mayor, Joseph-Antoine Laurin, Lived There in The early's (1,910 )

In 1,961 The Town of Saint-Eustache Acquired This Manor ;-) Which Housed its Town Hall For 25 years.

Today, The Globensky Mansion House , become a Museum Showcasing ...