Economusee Collection

Canada, Quebec, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive. Papeterie Saint-Gilles (aka Economuseum Saint-Gilles Paper). Historic fine cotton paper makers workshop with paper press

Canada, Quebec, Albert Gilles Cuivres D Art (aka Economuseum of Copper Art). Copper works of art. (PR)

Canada, Quebec. Honey Economusee (aka Musee de L Abeille). Beehive. Property release. IMAGE RESTRICTED: Not available to US land tour operators

Canada, Quebec, Charlevoix region. Island of L isle-aux-Coudres, Les Moulins
Canada, Quebec, Island of L isle-aux-Coudres, Les Moulins. 1826 flour mill & windmill museum. PR. IMAGE RESTRICTED: Not available to US land tour operators

Canada, New Brunswick, Lakeburn. London-Wul Economusee. Typical wool producer using traditional methods. (Editorial Usage Only)

Canada, New Brunswick, Ste-Anne-de-Kent. Economusee Olivier Soapery. Traditional soap maker, soap detail

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Discover the fascinating world of "economusee" in Canada, specifically in Quebec. In the charming village of Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive, you will find Papeterie Saint-Gilles, also known as Economuseum. This unique establishment showcases the art of papermaking and allows visitors to witness the intricate process firsthand. Continuing our journey through Quebec, we arrive at Albert Gilles Cuivres D Art, another renowned economuseum dedicated to copper art. Located in a picturesque setting, this museum offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship behind stunning copper creations. Heading towards the Charlevoix region, we stumble upon Musee de L'Abeille or Honey Economusee. Immerse yourself in the world of bees and learn about honey production while observing beehives up close. Don't forget your property release. On L'isle-aux-Coudres island within Charlevoix lies Les Moulins economuseum where traditional mills transport you back in time. Experience how these historic structures were once vital for flour production and gain insight into their significance. Our exploration continues with a visit to Laiterie Charlevoix economuseum - an old dairy farm that has been transformed into an educational space showcasing traditional cheese-making techniques from yesteryears. Venturing outside Quebec brings us to Lakeburn in New Brunswick where London-Wul Economusee awaits. Here you can discover a typical wool producer using age-old methods to create beautiful woolen products, and are not just museums; they are living institutions that preserve heritage crafts and provide visitors with immersive experiences like no other. Embark on this cultural journey across Canada's diverse provinces and uncover hidden gems that celebrate local traditions and craftsmanship.