Nicolas Denys Museum
St Peter's & Area
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Overlooking the St. Peter’s Canal. Collection of local historical materials housed in a French-styled building inspired by the trading post established here in 1650 by Nicolas Denys of Tours, France.
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Parking Available Picnic Area Walk-ins Welcome Washrooms Available Wheelchair Accessible
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