École du rang 2 d'Authier

This wooden school in Authier is a single-story building with eight large windows, clapboard walls, and a gabled roof built in 1937 following architect Edmond Latourelle's Plan 15. Inside are a classroom, cloakroom, kitchen, teacher's room, plus connected outbuildings including a woodshed and outdoor facilities.

The school building was erected in 1937 following architect Edmond Latourelle's design and received classified heritage status in 1982. After its closure in 1958, it later served as storage before transforming into an educational interpretation center in 1983.

The building shows how students of different ages shared one classroom with a single teacher for decades. The space reflects what rural schooling looked like in this region.

The building sits in a rural location and is visible from outside, with clear paths to the various rooms and outbuildings. Allow time to explore the classroom, teacher's quarters, and the surrounding structures at your own pace.

After ceasing operation as a school, the building served as farm storage for years before restoration work began. This conversion into an educational space preserves the original structure while allowing visitors to understand how the rooms were used across different periods.