Located in the town of Coaticook in the Eastern Townships, visit this magnificent place that houses the Beaulne Museum, also called the “Norton Castle”, discover our permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions and our events
Welcome to the Museum!
Program
Unpublished Photos, History of Photography in Coaticook
50 Years of Donations
Fusion rural
Robert Péloquin
From yesterday to today… Iconic artists from Coaticook
Schedule for 2026 exhibits Requesting applications
Festive Day at the Museum
Conference “Return to Walden, Richard Séguin in the footsteps of Henry David Thoreau.”
Plaisirs des thés
Songs at the Museum
Cultural Day
A Castle and its Halloween Tales
Artisans at the Museum for Christmas
The 45th Edition of the Christmas Tea at the Arthur-Osmore-Norton Castle!
Covid-19 instructions
At the Museum
- Distances of 2 meters at all times
- Mandatory hand washing
- Wearing a mask is mandatory
- Follow the arrows on the ground inside the Museum
- If you have symptoms please postpone your visit
Tea and scone on the veranda
summer 2021
Good news!
“Afternoon Tea” will take place this year every Wednesday in July and in August with some changes:
• BY RESERVATIONS ONLY (website, email or telephone);
• The choice of two time periods for a service: 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.;
• And you may also reserve a piece of strawberry shortcake!
All sanitary measures in effect will be respected.
The "Norton Castle"
This home which houses the Beaulne Museum and also known as the “Norton Castle” was built in 1912. At the time, it was a secondary residence for the Norton family. Arthur-Osmore Norton, the father, had an office from where he ran his business. Transport yourself to that era by visiting the living room or in the dining room…
You may admire the many oak paneling, coffered ceilings and arched lintels.
Collections
The objects in the collections are not all on permanent display. Most of them are kept in storage rooms and are taken out to refurbish the permanent exhibit or used in thematic exhibits.
