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Martin Acadian Homestead and Learning Center is a non-profit public corporation, dedicated to preserving and sharing historic information and activities of the region.

The Acadian Village in Van Buren, Maine, is a significant cultural site that honors the heritage and sacrifices of the Acadian people who settled in the region during the late 1700s. Comprising seventeen buildings, including seven historic structures, the Village showcases traditional Acadian construction techniques and preserves the distinct culture and French language of the Acadian community. Recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, the Village stands as the largest Acadian Village in the United States outside of Louisiana. Visitors can explore various artifacts and the historical significance of the oldest building, dating back to the 1790s, while enjoying the ongoing efforts to maintain this cultural treasure. Generated from the website

The Site historique de la maison Lamontagne is an historical site and museal institution depicting the Nouvelle-France era, the architecture and the life of its inhabitants. The Lamontagne House is an historic building classified by the Ministère de la culture et des communications of Québec.