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- History of the park
Adopted by the board of directors at their May 14, 1910 meeting, the design of the seal of the National Battlefields Commission (NBC) was created by historian Sir Arthur George Doughty, who headed the Public Archives of Canada (today Library and Archives Canada). Sir A. G. Doughty sat as a commissioner on the board from 1925 to his death in 1936.
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- Sports and Leisure
- Winter
The Plains of Abraham won’t be taking time off during the spring break! Whatever you enjoy — the great outdoors, history, or video games — this historic site and vast winter playground has something to satisfy everyone’s cravings. Here are six activities to do in March on the Plains…or at home!
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- Black history
The war record of soldiers from the 104th Regiment of Foot is an example of the poorly known history of Black Canadians who enlisted under the British Regime. The following is an episode of Canadian history from the time of the War of 1812.
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- Black history
Atiatoharongwen was born of a Black father and an Abenaki mother from Saint-François (Odanak). His story is a striking example of the sometimes unexpected twists and turns of fate for an Indigenous leader.
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- Winter
- History of the park
What sports were most popular throughout history and when did they first appear? Let’s take a look back on the history of winter sports in Québec City and on the Plains!
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- What to do at the Plains
- Halloween
Until November 17, the Plains come alive for Halloween, offering a variety of activities that will delight both young and old. Whether you’re looking for thrills, mysteries, or simply an enjoyable outing in nature with the family, here are a few suggestions to enjoy the fall colors on the Plains.
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Two works by First Nations artists adorn the Cap Diamant on the Plains of Abraham.
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The National Battlefields Commission is proud to announce its acquisition of the Jean François Leclerc Collection about Quebec City’s Tricentennial. his incomparable collection has over 550 items from the 1908 festivities, which were organized by the NBC as part of its initial mandate.
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The Plains of Abraham Museum is proud to unveil its brand new exhibition Québec 1775: Blizzards and Battle. Blending art and history, this exhibition will present six works of art tailored to tell the story of the little-known American attempt to invade Quebec City in the winter of 1775.
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Two works by Indigenous artists will adorn, in September, the Cap Diamant area on the Plains of Abraham.
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Enjoy roasted coffee, food, and refreshing drinks from Café La Maison Smith, which has opened a new branch on the Plains of Abraham, just steps away from the Edwin-Bélanger Bandstand.
