Greenwood Centre for Living History
Hudson
Get a glimpse of Hudson’s past
Greenwood House is a historic home and garden that offers visitors an unparalleled vision of the region’s past. Built on the banks of Lac des Deux-Montagnes in 1732 and expanded in the following years, Greenwood Cottage has been the home of the Delesderniers, Shepherd, and Nobbs families for five generations, two families of fascinating characters whose letters and effects bring life to the house decades later. You will hear their stories as you tour the beautifully conserved property full of period furniture, costumes, and important Canadian artifacts; you can even stay for tea on the back porch!
Celebrating its 20th year in 2016, Greenwood is run by dedicated volunteers who also organize a variety of activities throughout the year, including Treasures in the Attic, theatre productions on the lawn, and StoryFest, a month-long literary festival celebrating Canadian authors.
Contact information
254, rue MainHudson (Quebec) J0P 1H0 450 458-5396 history@greenwoodcentre.org greenwood-centre-hudson.org
Opening period
June to September
Good to know
- Guided tour
- French, English
Nearby attractions
Mademoiselle Clifford’s Floral Emporium and English Tea Room
Hudson
An English tradition in the heart of Hudson
