Miquelon Collection

1852, Levasseur Map of Guyana, Miquelon, Newfoundland, and St. Martin, topography
1852, Levasseur Map of Guyana, Miquelon, Newfoundland, and St. Martin

Saint Pierre and Miquelon - After a heavy snowfall
Houses on Saint Pierre and Miquelon (a self-governing territorial overseas collectivity of France, situated in the northwestern Atlantic Ocean near Canada) pictured after a heavy snowfall Date

North America, Canada, Miquelon and St. Pierre, St. Pierre harbor lighthouse

North America, Canada, Miquelon and St. Pierre, Miquelon Island village

France - Awaiting transport to the New World
A large crowd of emigrants (likely to be Basque Breton fisherfolk) await their passage to the New World at Fecamp, possibly heading to Miquelon or Quebec

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Miquelon, a picturesque village in North America's Canada, holds a rich history dating back to 1852 when it was featured on the Levasseur Map of Guyana. Nestled between Newfoundland and St. Martin, this charming destination boasts stunning topography that leaves visitors in awe. During winter, Saint Pierre and Miquelon transform into a winter wonderland after heavy snowfall blankets the region. The landscape becomes enchanting as every corner is covered in pristine white snow, creating a magical atmosphere. Strolling through the streets and St. Pierre reveals an array of colorful houses that add vibrancy to the scenery. Each house tells its own story with unique architectural designs and hues that reflect the local culture. The church steeple stands tall amidst these vibrant houses, serving as a symbol of faith for the community. Its grandeur adds character to the skyline and invites locals and tourists alike to explore its sacred interior. As you wander further into town, you'll come across fishing sheds dotting the waterfront—a testament to Miquelon's strong connection with its maritime heritage. These humble structures serve as reminders of generations past who relied on fishing for their livelihoods. Surprisingly, tucked away among these traditional buildings lies a violin factory where skilled artisans craft beautiful instruments by hand. This unexpected gem showcases both tradition and innovation within this quaint village. The village of St. Pierre exudes charm at every turn with its rows of colorful houses lining narrow streets—their facades reflecting various shades from pastel pinks to vibrant blues—creating an idyllic setting straight out of a painting. A stroll along St. Pierre's waterfront offers breathtaking views as boats launch into crystal-clear waters against a backdrop of rolling hillsides—an invitation for adventure seekers ready to explore beyond land's end. Miquelon captures hearts not only through its captivating landscapes but also through its warm-hearted residents who welcome visitors with open arms.