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St Pierre Jolys Museum

(5 Reviews)

432 Rue Joubert, Saint-Pierre-Jolys, MB R0A 1V0, Canada

St Pierre Jolys Museum is located in Division No 2 of Manitoba state. On the street of Rue Joubert and street number is 432. To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is (431) 777-6149. You can get more information from their website.
The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find St Pierre Jolys Museum quickly are 49.442337 ,-96.987019

Contact and Address

Address:	432 Rue Joubert, Saint-Pierre-Jolys, MB R0A 1V0, Canada
Postal code:	R0A 1V0
Phone:	(431) 777-6149
Website:	http://www.museestpierrejolys.ca/

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Reviews

Rachid BA from Google

(April 30, 2019, 12:05 pm)
An awesome place to visit if you’re in the village!
Dmytro Malyk from Google

(April 8, 2019, 3:44 am)
We visited the Sugaring off festival (Maple Syrup festival) today at the St-Pierre-Jolys Museum. It was a great pleasure to taste those sugar sweets made in snow. Great food and nice people here! All the volunteers were so nice and welcoming.
C G from Google

(April 5, 2019, 4:05 am)
A great tour. The guides were knowledgeable and interesting. The maple syrup on a stick was delicious and sweet.
Peter Dolman from Google

(November 5, 2018, 4:47 am)
Great small town museum. Lots of interesting artifacts give you an insight into early French-Canadian life. The Sugar Shack has wonderful maples syrup "on ice". For a small museum, they sure do put on a lot of events - music, culture, food. They have it all.
Rachelle Edmunds from Google

(September 23, 2018, 1:36 pm)
The museum was a convent built in 1899 and occupied by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. They were invited by Father Jolys to educate his parishioners in 1867. The convent that we see today is not the original building. A prairie fire had destroyed the church, rectory and convent in 1899. The sisters by the early 1900 had already established their educational institution as the best school in Canada. When the public schools were in place, some of the sisters continued their mission to teach. Today, the congregation's focus is Social Justice, Education and Solidarity Projects. Many lay people are inspired with their work and become involved.