The Beaulne Museum’s
COLLECTIONS
Montre antique Musée Beaulne Coaticook


Paintings,objects, and others pertaining to art

The total of our collections amounts to over 19,050 objects.

Not all objetcs in our collections are on permanent display. Most are kept in storage and are occasionally brought out to be added to our permanent exhibition or to creat thematic exhibits.

Textiles, costumes, visual art and various objects from our local heritage distributed as follows:

Donation of the month

Each month we will present an object that has been generously donated to the Museum.

 

Here is the donation for the month of July 2026!

July is widely recognized as the heart of summer. It is a month synonymous with sunshine, festivals, music, joy, and relaxation. It is also known for being the hottest month of the year in certain regions.

Heat means sunshine, so we protect ourselves from powerful UVB rays—the ones responsible for sunburn!

Here is a large straw hat adorned with pink flowers, dating back to 1965.

A donation from Blandine Drolet.


Documentation center

Archives and documents

The Beaulne Museum's documentation center includes numerous archives and documents that can provide information on places, organizations and important people from the city of Coaticook. There are also several books, periodicals and newspapers providing information on various subjects, such as the history of the region, fashion and costume, textile and visual arts.

ART AND CULTURE

  • Architecture
  • Contemporary Art
  • The Art of Landscaping

HISTORY AND HERITAGE

  • Canada
  • Eastern Townships
  • Coaticook

YOUTH

  • Animals
  • Art and Culture
  • Body and Health

SCIENCES

  • Astronomy
  • Physics
  • Sciences of Life

SOCIAL SCIENCE

  • Archeology
  • Archival
  • Communication and Information

SOCIETY

  • Biography
  • Celebrations
  • Female Condition

SPORTS AND LEISURE

  • Hunting and Fishing
  • Collections
  • Contests

TECHNICS

  • Agriculture - Livestock
  • Architecture
  • Aviation - Aeronautics

LIFE-SKILLS

  • Arts and Crafts
  • Do-it-yourself "DIY"
  • Sewing and Textiles

GEOGRAPHICAL ZONES

  • Africa
  • North America
  • South America

The documentation center is open to the public by appointment only, please contact us.