Iroquoians, 1350
Elementary. Secondary
Sagamité? What's that? Find out as you help an Iroquoian woman prepare this
typical dish. Careful, though! You'll have to choose the right ingredients!
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Fortifications, 1720
Secondary
Montréal's defences have to be strengthened to protect the town from enemy
attacks. What will you do? It's up to you to decide!
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Marketplace, 1740
Elementary
Find an object hidden amongst all the stalls in Montréal¹s marketplace circa
1740. You'll feel like you're one of the many shoppers at this crowded,
noisy and busy market.
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Smallpox Epidemic, 1885
Secondary
Montréal, 1885. Smallpox has struck the city and it could turn into an
epidemic if you don¹t act quickly. What will you do? And what about the
consequences? It¹s up to you!
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Archaeological Digs
Elementary. Secondary
Are you ready to become an archaeologist? Learn how they work, conduct some
digs and unearth and identify some artifacts.
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S.O.S. History
A series of catastrophes has struck Montréal. Buildings are crumbling and telecommunications are breaking down. The city’s past seems to be completely out of whack. Only you can save the history of Montréal! How? By taking a trip back in time, through five different periods. What are you waiting for? Take the secret time passage and solve the puzzles that are unbalancing the past. The survival of our collective memory is in your hands
Requires Macromedia Shockwave
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A Sunken Ship's Tale, the game
Become an archaeologist and solve the mystery of a haunted shipwreck! It’s a fascinating underwater adventure.
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Louis-Hector de Callière's Residence
Governor of Montréal from 1684 to 1698, and Governor of New France from 1699 to 1703, Louis-Hector de Callière had a residence built in Montréal on a point of land that now bears his name. This historic site is also where Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve erected Fort Ville-Marie in 1642. In recent years, a team of archaeologists and historians has been trying to learn more about de Callière and his “château”-like residence. Come along and explore this prestigious building and learn more about this fascinating figure who shaped the history of New France.
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Sur les traces de Lamothe Cadillac
Pointe-à-Callière created a new educational site (in French) for grade 5 and 6 students, to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Detroit. In fact, since the Great Peace of Montréal, signed in 1701, opened the door to the interior of North America for French explorers, there are a number of cities that will be celebrating their 300th birthdays in the coming years.
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The Memory collection
Women and men of the future, greetings. It is now May 17, 2100, exactly one century after this lovely carved box was sealed and hidden away beneath the floor of our museum. If, as we hope, you have just broken its seal on this anniversary of the birth of our city, you will find the 20 objects from the 20th century that were left for you on May 17, 2000.
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Building Montréal
How would you go about developing Montréal, if you were using the same strategies and facing the many challenges that the city’s real builders had to overcome? Take a trip back in time, through three key periods in Montréal’s growth: a precarious settlement (1642-1700), a military outpost (1700-1800) and a port city (1800-1900).
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