Buildings & Structures Archives | Ingénieuse Coaticook : Histoire de l'inventivité et de la créativité des citoyens

The Norton Jack Factory Building in Coaticook

This is the second building of the A.O. Norton factory, located on Cutting Street in Coaticook. The first building was destroyed by fire in 1913.

Time Capsule Container

The huge steel box contains a large number of objects. Once sealed, it was buried underground. The capsule will be opened in 2114, by which time its contents […]

Façade of the “Laiterie de Coaticook” Building

The building of the dairy « Laiterie de Coaticook » has been renovated to enlarge it several times over the past few years, in order to meet the […]

The René Vaillancourt Farm

René Vaillancourt’s operation is one of the farms that inspire pride throughout the Coaticook region.

The Ferme-du-Plateau farm under construction

The Ferme-du-Plateau barn, built by Eugene Baldwin. This pioneering building had many positive impacts on agriculture in the region. It’s very interesting both from an architectural and a […]

The Interior of the Sleeper and Akhurst factory

This was the first hydroelectric power station.

Suspension Bridge of the Park of the Coaticook Gorge

The Suspension Bridge is still one of Coaticook’s most popular attractions.

Exterior View of the Sleeper and Akhurst Factory

A hydroelectric power station that played a pioneering role in the industrialization of Coaticook.

Display of Jacks in Norton’s Office, Beaulne Museum

This exhibition hall in the Beaulne Museum, located in the Arthur-Osmore-Norton Manor, reminds visitors that the building owes its existence to jacks once manufactured for the railroad.

The Barn of “Ferme-du-Plateau”

This building receives many visitors.

The Coaticook Power Station

The Coaticook Power Station is a very important asset for the local community.

The Belding Corticelli Factory

The Belding Corticelli factory closed its doors in 2004. A real estate project is set to convert the building into condominiums.