Poulin House (1913)

This residence was built in the Queen Anne style for general merchant Basile Roch Poulin, who also owned The Prescott and RUssell Advocate, a daily published for more than 50 years. This businessman played a crucial role in development of the village.
 

The striking dome is topped by a beautifully designed fleur-de-lys.

The house is now used as a lawyer's office and a Bed & Breakfast.

Pendant de nombreuses décennies, la maison a abrité Germaine Landriault, talentueuse organiste de la paroisse. Aujourd'hui on y trouve un bureau d'avocat et un gîte du passant.