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Ruins of the Saint-Joachim Church, burned to the ground in 1759

Colour photo of the stone ruins of a church on a grassy piece of land. The stones are whitewashed. From the layout of the ruins we can make out where the main entrance, nave, and chancel once were, as well as two small chapels on either side. The site, which is surrounded by trees, is cordoned off with a black, post and chain fence.

Photo: Aux Trois Couvents, 2019

The foundations of the church, which was burned to the ground in August 1759, are visible on the site of La Grande Ferme, in Saint-Joachim.