Stocked with replicas of early-20C wares, the General Store of J.B.M. St-Laurent, father of the prime minister, Louis Stephen St-Laurent, was a popular meeting place in its time, in particular for political debates. Visitors today can hear snippets of simulated conversations and watch a 20-minute multimedia show devoted to the life of the great man. They can also visit the simple clapboard house where the family lived up until 1969.