Dressed in the period British military uniform or civilian clothing, our guides/animators recreate the life wich reigned within this fieldwork around 1840.

Did you know that the British soldiers committed themselves to service for 10 years but often stayed for life? And that these same soldiers shared their barracks with women and children? To learn more, join the ranks of the guided tour!

Our valorous British soldiers will make a minor modification of their story and their regular chores to give you some archeological notions. After all, it is thanks to archeology that the Fort was rebuilt and that our soldiers can live in it once again! You will have the opportunity to explore this science, as well as see artifacts and ecofacts dating from 1839-1842.

Each guided tour include, of an approximate length of 1 hour, includes a musket demonstration.

Please note that guided tours are not always offered in english, but the exhibitions are bilingual. For a guided tour in english, please make a reservation

For more information on our guided tours, see the Rates and schedule section.

To see the list of our special events, see the Activities section.

Guided tour of the buildings with a soldier's wife

Musket demonstration

A soldier take advantage of his off-duty time to discuss with visitors