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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.
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 […]
This was the first hydroelectric power station.
A hydroelectric power station that played a pioneering role in the industrialization of Coaticook.
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 Coaticook Power Station is a very important asset for the local community.
The Belding Corticelli factory closed its doors in 2004. A real estate project is set to convert the building into condominiums.