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- The Greenwood Centre for Living History is at 254 Main Rd., Hudson.
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Greenwood Centre for Living History, Hudson, Quebec. 1,016 likes · 124 talking about this · 285 were here. This dynamic historical property will capture your imagination; learn about those who lived...
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Along the shores of the Lake of Two Mountains, the Greenwood Centre for Living History is a historic site that dates back to 1732. For over 250 years, the house and gardens have always been a focal point for the community of Hudson.
- Where Is Greenwood? Welcome to Hudson Québec
- So How Do You Get to Hudson?
- Welcome to Greenwood Centre For Living History
- Spend A Day at Greenwood House
- Events at Greenwood House
- Closed For The Winter…
- Become A Member
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Greenwood Centre For Living History is in Hudson Québec – an off-island suburb of Montreal, it’s a part of the greater Montreal area in Vaudreuil-Soulanges region. From downtown, it will take you about 45 minutes by car…
The only way to get to Hudson is unfortunately with a car. If you don’t have a car, you can rent one; I recommend Enterprise here. There is a very convenient train station just off of Main Street, but the train only departs from there once a day (at 7:00 A.M.)… and it doesn’t run on the weekends. You can see the updated schedule here, in case it’s ...
The Greenwood Centre For Living History is all about Greenwood house, which as I said, is almost 300 year old… well part of it anyway! Greenwood house has grown over the years to accommodate different ventures and families. It used to be a quarter of the size, back in 1732 when it was built as the Sabourin homestead. At one point, it was home to a ...
Greenwood Centre For Living History is so much more than most Montreal Museums of a heritage house. Of course, you’ll want to tour the house and the thousands of preserved artifacts. But there’s a bit more in store for you when you visit Greenwood…
Just to impress you even more – Greenwood also hosts a variety of events and activities during the summer and fall. A favourite activity enjoyed by locals is the weekly Painting in the Gardens. The whole family is invited! You don’t even need to bring anything – just yourselves! No seriously, they provide everything you’ll need to paint in the gard...
I know, this was all sounding too good to be true. Here’s the one negative about the Greenwood Centre For Living History… It’s not open year round, but only in in the summer and sometimes into the fall. Remember, Greenwood hasn’t been lived in during the winter for quite some time, and has only ever really been used as a summer home. A proper heati...
If you’re already in love with what Greenwood has to offer, you might want to consider becoming a member. You’ll get free house tours, a free tea, discount on events, and some other benefits. A membership is $35/ per person or $50/per household. Find out more information and updated prices for becoming a member here.
The Greenwood Centre for Living History is a charitable, volunteer-based organization that has been a focal point of Hudson for more than 275 years. In 1994, Greenwood was bequeathed to the Canadian Heritage of Quebec, a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of lands and buildings of beauty or historic interest, by Phoebe Nobbs ...
Jul 17, 2013 · The Greenwood Centre for Living History is at 254 Main Rd., Hudson. For more information, go to greenwood-centre-hudson.org . 450-458-5396. ofarrell@montrealgazette.com
Greenwood’s is a layered history, told through a richness of historical documents, paintings and artifacts found within this multi-purpose house. We invite you to tour this homestead and its beautiful gardens; explore our vintage garage or enjoy tea and baked goods on our porch.
The Greenwood Centre for Living History is not your typical museum. Donated in 1994 by Phoebe Nobbs Hyde to the Canadian Heritage of Quebec, this dynamic historical property will capture your imagination as you learn about the families who have called this place “home” for almost 300 years.
