In 1801, Stanbridge Township became the property of James McGill, a Montreal merchant and founder of McGill University. Upon his death, the Township, 31,000 acres in size, was left to his inheritors, the DesRivières family. Its growth really began in 1840, when François-Guillaume and Henri DesRivières settled there – their first task being the construction of Malmaison Manor in 1841. In 1842, they built a dam on the river; in 1843 the dam powered two mills and the first covered bridge was built. The wood industry elevated the region's prosperity, and the government of Lower Canada planned and built the Grande-Ligne Road. The community's growth was substantial. In 1848, the municipality of Notre-Dame-des-Anges-de-Stanbridge was formed, and Henri DesRivières was named its first mayor and the first prefect of the incorporated Missisquoi County.
Notre-Dame-de-Stanbridge
Sector Brome-Missisquoi
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Attractions and Activities (12)
A Land of Plenty and Sugar shacks (1)
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Fromagerie des Cantons
12.7 km
(7.87 mi)
Art Galleries and Showrooms (2)
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Galerie Au Relais des Arts
10.7 km
(6.67 mi)
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F'ARTham
13.0 km
(8.10 mi)
Cycling trails and unmarked circuits (1)
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Circuit du patrimoine
6.1 km
(3.79 mi)
Marinas (1)
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Marina Daniel Langlois Inc.
8.2 km
(5.09 mi)
Museums and interpretation centres (1)
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Musée Missisquoi
10.3 km
(6.43 mi)
Ornithology (1)
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Centre de la nature de Farnham
13.3 km
(8.29 mi)
Parachuting (1)
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Parachutisme Nouvel Air Inc.
13.0 km
(8.05 mi)
Various Attractions and Activities (2)
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Héritage Windsor
10.5 km
(6.53 mi)
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Centre de la nature de Farnham
13.3 km
(8.29 mi)
Vineyards (2)
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Vignoble Domaine de l'Ardennais
12.4 km
(7.70 mi)
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Domaine du Ridge
13.5 km
(8.41 mi)
Accommodations (5)
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L'Oeuf
4.1 km
(2.55 mi)
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Camping Caravelle
7.1 km
(4.39 mi)
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Auberge La Suisse
7.6 km
(4.69 mi)
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Auberge "Motel" Le Pigeonnier
13.1 km
(8.12 mi)
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Le Nid de Poule
14.1 km
(8.75 mi)
Events (3)
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Ceramystic - Céramique sur l'herbe
4.6 km
(2.84 mi)
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Bedford Agricultural Fair, 182nd edition
6.7 km
(4.15 mi)
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28th Annual Apple Pie Festival
10.7 km
(6.68 mi)
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