Foundresses’ Route

The roots of a region

Who were the women who helped build the Eastern Townships?

From Florence Lamanda Merry to Elizabeth Fish Foster, discover 13 women who contributed to the development of our region. Their stories are deeply rooted in the heritage of the Eastern Townships, yet they are rarely brought to light.

The Foundresses’ Route is here to change that with a route that pays tribute to the women who helped shape our region! Visit the 13 sites and discover their stories. Collect stamps and enter the draw for a chance to win prizes.

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Elizabeth Fish Foster

Elizabeth Fish Foster

5491 Rue Foster, Waterloo J0E 2N0

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Florence Lamanda Merry

Florence Lamanda Merry

708, rue Principale Ouest, Magog J1X 2B3

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Elizabeth Emma Pope (Ives)

Elizabeth Emma Pope (Ives)

25 Rue Principale est, Cookshire-Eaton J0B 1M0

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Henrietta Elizabeth Banting

Henrietta Elizabeth Banting

535, rue Dufferin, Stanstead J0B 3E0

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 Rebekah Lodge

Rebekah Lodge

191 Rue Principale est, Dudswell J0B 1G0

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Catherine Matilda Day

Catherine Matilda Day

130, rue Lakeside, Lac-Brome J0E 1V0

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Sarah Elizabeth Miner

Sarah Elizabeth Miner

111, rue Denison Est, Granby J2G 4C4

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Clara Champagne Cleveland

Clara Champagne Cleveland

130, rue du Carmel, Danville J0A 1A0

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Marjorie Goodfellow

Marjorie Goodfellow

275, rue Dufferin, Sherbrooke J1H 4M5

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MaryAnn Broderick

MaryAnn Broderick

6790, route Louis-S.-St-Laurent, Compton J0b1L0

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Nancy Baker

Nancy Baker

101 Rue Queen, Sherbrooke J1M 1J7

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Bury Women's Institute

Bury Women's Institute

569, rue Main , Bury J0B 1J0.

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Bessie Banfill

Bessie Banfill

1161 Route 243, Melbourne J0B 2B0

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