Sainte Anne Cemetery in Quebec, Quebec

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Located next to Notre Dame de Québec, 20, rue de Baude, Québec. The first burials were in 1692.

In 1691, the parish Notre-Dame de Québec opened a new cemetery dedicated to Sainte-Anne, situated between the cathedrale and the seminary (now the Musée de l'Amerique francophone), near the current porte sainte. Burials from Québec's first cemetery, côte de la Montagne, then closed and desecrated, were transferred there to Sainte-Anne. In 1782, burials from an enclosure from the Ursuline monastery were also transported. It was still in service in the 1820's. Even though the cemetery is no longer evident, the burials still repose there today at the same place that thousands of tourists pass each year. Le Journal de Québec, 2-Juin-2019, Société Historique de Québec (collaboration speciale)