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			The Auberge le St-Amour (formally the home of a Dr. McDonald) has the dubious distinction as the point of origin for the disastrous 1898 fire that consumed a large portion of the village, but miraculously spared two adjacent churches. Rebuilt in 1902 the Auberge le St-Amour is one of sixteen heritage buildings on Sutton's tour. Enjoy the Village of Sutton's many fascinating historical tours, while escaping the hustle and bustle of modern civilization.


			View of Dr. McDonald's Home after the 1898 Fire	View of Dr. McDonald's Home Circa 1910

			Churches & Cemetery Circuit The Church-Cemetery Tour commences in Sutton and is close to 99 km long and features 6 churches and 16 cemeteries, through two loops: Loop #1 is approximately 45km long and travels through Sutton, Sutton Junction, Brome, West Brome and North Sutton. Loop #2 is approximately 54km long and travels through Glen Sutton and Abercorn. You can start your tour from the Baptist Church across the street from the Auberge le St-Amour
				View of the Baptist Church from the terrace of the Auberge le St-Amour

				Village and Rural Circuits Discover local history following Sutton's two Heritage Circuits. Begin your tour at the doorstep of the Auberge le St-Amour which happens to be one of the 16 buildings on the 4km long Village Circuit. The 33km Rural Circuit is great for cyclists to enjoy exploring Sutton and Abecorns historical sites.

			Townships Trail Two Centuries of Real-Life History! Follow the Townships Trail (Chemin Des Cantons) signs you find along the highways and rural roads and discover parts of Quebec you never knew existed! This 415km trail escorts you through points of interest throughout the Eastern Townships. Stay at the Auberge le St-Amour when you're in the area and enjoy the hospitality and charm of its hosts and the Village of Sutton.

				The Wine Route and Local Vineyards Created in 2003, Quebec's 132km Wine Route is only forty miles south of Montreal, just north of the American border. Discover great wines, great restaurants (such as The Auberge le St-Amour's Restaurant), and meet new and interesting people as you travel the trail. Visit three of the Auberge le St-Amour's favourite local vineyards during your stay, Chapelle Sainte-Agnès, Domaine Les Bromes and Vignoble Domaine Bresee. You can also visit the renowned Domaine Pinnacle in nearby Frelighsburg.

			SAuberge le St-Amour - 1, rue Pleasant, Sutton, Quebec J0E 2K0 - (888) 538-6188

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