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In addition to road construction, Laganière & Houde soon realized that winter could also be a business opportunity. The company became one of the first to clear snow […]
Before asphalt roads were built, macadam was used. The method involves first removing the top layer of loose soil from the ground, then spreading crushed rock. Smaller and […]
This photo shows the lighthouse guiding ships in the distance, located in the Grondines headlands between the villages of Grondines and Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade.
The “lower parish” school to the east of the village still exists at 61 Chemin du Roy.
The interior of the schools was modest, with a double-decker stove providing all the comfort and warmth needed to concentrate and learn.
When the number of children was large enough, a schoolhouse was built at the expense of the district. What’s more, “each school district in rural parishes had its […]
The “upper parish” school was located in front of 960 Chemin du Roy, in the western part of the village. As the schoolhouses closed in the late 1960s, […]
From the very first digs in the summer of 1971, this unifying project aroused the interest of young people in the village. Over the summers, many of them […]
In the summer of 1995, a group of swimmers tackled the 3.5 km between the Grondines and Leclercville wharves for the first time. Raymond Faucher’s idea of swimming […]