Musée de Kent
Grand-Bouctouche, Canada
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The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.
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The Musée de Kent, located in Grand-Bouctouche, New Brunswick, is a Second Empire style building designed by architect Léon Léger that originally functioned as a convent before its conversion to a museum. The structure exemplifies the architectural tastes of the Second Empire period and holds provincial heritage designation in Canada.
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- Type
- museum, convent
- Heritage
- provincial heritage place
- Place
- Grand-Bouctouche, Canada
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