The Baril house is located on Range 3 in Notre-Dame-du-Nord. Its construction dates back to the period following the great fire of 1922. It is of Quebecois style with one and a half storeys. The house is built on a stone foundation, and its walls are covered with cedar shingles, a method frequently used in our region in the early 20th century.

This house is one of the last in our region that has retained its original cladding.

Did you know:

This style of wooden house covered with cedar shingles and with a stone foundation was called “colonization house.”

*These heritage elements are privately owned; please admire them from public roads and paths.