Presbytere des Escoumins

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History

This historic chapel is a great spot to visit some of the local cultural history of Les Escoumins. Be sure to check out the beautiful interiors and imagine what the locality would have looked like as it was being built. More information can be found at the Escoumins Tourism Center.

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