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Maison J.-A. Vachon

Sainte-Marie • La Beauce
Maison J.-A. Vachon
Maison J.-A. Vachon
Dodge Fargo 1942
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Maison J.-A. Vachon

Contact details

383, avenue Rose-Anna-Giroux
Sainte-Marie Québec, G6E 3X5
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418 387-4052
1 866 387-4052

info-tourisme@sainte-marie.ca

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Description

In a few words

The J.A. Vachon House, located in Sainte-Marie de Beauce, less than 20 minutes from the Québec bridges on Route 73 South, is the ancestral home of Vachon snack cakes. Accompanied by a tour guide, you will learn how this resourceful family from a modest background worked hard so their company would prosper. A visit to the residence, classified as a historic monument, will take you back to the time when Rose-Anna would make her goodies on the wood stove. You will also discover her first recipe book - the very one she used to record the recipes for her snack cakes as she created them. You will also learn how Rose-Anna did her bookkeeping to keep track of how much it cost to keep their modest business running. The tour finishes with a video on the history and production of the snack cakes at the factory, and, of course, two snack cakes per visitor.

Visit duration : 1.00 h

Certifications et distinctions

  • Authorized museums

    Schedule and prices

    Schedule

    May to September, every day: 9h to 16h.
    October: Monday to Friday from 9h to 16h.
    The rest of the year: by reservation only, Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4 pm No minimum number required to book (1 to 50 people)
    Closed during the Christmas holidays.

    Prices

    Adults: $ 8
    6 to 17 years: $ 4
    Family (2 adults and 2 children): $ 20
    5 years and under: free.
    Group discounts

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