Thompson Point 13

13, Thompson Point
Maison de Beaurepaire

Listed on the Canadian Register of Canada’s Historic Places: 2008/10/07

Listed in the Registre du patrimoine culturel du Québec:

    Formally Designated Monument historique reconnu by the Ministère des Affaires culturelles: 1975/02/11.

    Following the entry into force of the new Cultural Heritage Law, became Immeuble patrimonial classé on 2012/10/19.

Listed in the Grand répertoire du patrimoine bâti de Montréal

Montreal Architectural Heritage Campaign - Emeritus Award Winner 2006

Marked in the Inventaire patrimonial de la Ville de Beaconsfield as *****

Former SPOI Plaque which was in front of the house:

COVID-19

IMPORTANT NOTICE - CORONAVIRUS PREVENTION

The City of Beaconsfield is working closely with the provincial health authorities regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and it had decided to close, on March 13, 2020, municipal facilities offering activities to the public, in order to respond to the risks of potential infections in our region.

Following a survey with members and friends, the Board of Directors of SHBBHS has decided to resume its lectures as of October 2020 but in virtual mode.

Check our website regularly as some last minute changes are possible.

Until further notice, the lectures will be in virtual mode and available free for everyone.

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2021 Lectures

The theme for the lectures of the Beaurepaire-Beaconsfield Historical Society

starting in February 2021 "Transportation"

will take you to a journey on land, on water and even into space

Everyone is welcome. 

The SHBBHS is privately funded. We thank Roberta Angell for her bequest that makes it possible for us to offer our lectures for free during this time of crisis.

Information: Contact us

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