Okay, fellow Americans: how many of you learned about the epic exploration story of Lewis and Clark in history class? Probably most of...

Old Orchard Beach, Maine is a gem. You got a beautiful boardwalk, nice sand, warmish water (by August), and A LOT of French. The first...

À la fin du 19e siècle et au début du 20e siècle, un film à toutes fins pratiques identique à Gangs of New York s’est joué dans les...

Voici 5 expressions utilisées dans la région de la Mauricie au Québec. Vous pouvez également trouver d'autres expressions à cette adresse:...

In the late 19th and in parts of the 20th century a version of the movie “Gangs of New York" played out in some of the mill towns of New...

Voyageur Heritage came out with a really interesting piece covering the lost French towns of Michigan, First off, what? We knew there...

If you're keeping score at home, Richard Clavet, is winning life. Roughly 30 years ago he bought a medium-sized motel in Hollywood,...

If you follow this blog for any amount of time you will notice we are big fans of the Québec based franchise, St Hubert. Its a staple of...

Hahvahd Magazine put together a nice little piece on the Woonsocket, RI, based French-Canadian errr Museum of Work and Culture. The piece...

Historian Patrick Lacroix has a truly phenomenal blog - Query the Past. A good portion of his blog focuses on Franco-Americans....

Here in good ol' Nouvelle-Angleterre the runing story has been, "there used to be Little Canadas all over New England milltowns. The...

Ferdinand Gagnon (8 juin 1849-15 avril 1886) est un journaliste qui a défendu la cause des Franco-Américains. Gagnon rêvait d’unir les...