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When you think about Shediac, you think about the ocean, beach, boats and lobsters! But Shediac is much more than that; it’s a cultural and a historical town that is central to the Acadian community.

A good example of this is the Pascal-Poirier Historic House – a House of Artisans. Built in 1825, this charming house reveals several secrets, including one of the owners—the first Canadian Senator Pascal Poirier—and features a number of know-hows through the Shediac knitters and Hookeuses.

Come meet these charismatic artisans in a magnificent historic house, and don’t forget to share your experience by using the hashtags #MaisonHistoriquePP and #RFMSE.

Address

Pascal-Poirier Historic House

399 rue Main

Shediac, NB

Canada, E4P 2B7

Schedule

Closed for 2023 season

Entrance Fee
Contact

Donations

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Remember that you can ask for guided tours. If you are with a large group, please reserve your visit by calling the museum in advance.

Pascal-Poirier Historical House
Pascal-Poirier Historical House
Acadian Historical Tree
Pascal-Poirier Historical House
The traditional art of wool spinning
Knitting workshops
Reception desk
Historical conferences
The signature book
Nails
Collection detail
Art Gallery
Traditional art of quilting
Collection detail
Traditional art of quilting
Artisan creation for sale
Collection detail
Collection detail
Collection detail
Parlee Beach
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