🚢 #Boat Cruise On The Marina In Hull, Gatineau, Quebec. 🚤

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Marina de Hull - Port de plaisance de Gatineau⛴️⛵
Cornerstone of your experience in the Ottawa-Gatineau region.🛶
Located on the Ottawa River at the confluence of the Rideau Canal, just steps from downtown, the marina offers both the tranquility sought by boaters and the amenities of a large urban centre. As an active and involved member of the regional tourism community, the Hull Marina is a cornerstone of your experience of the Ottawa-Gatineau region.
Our marina offers you proximity to all services and attractions within a short walking distance. Your stay will be unforgettable!

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Eddy Company: The marina area was once home to the E.B. Eddy Company, a Canadian pulp and paper company. It started in 1854 when Ezra Butler Eddy began making wooden matches in Hull. Over time, the business expanded into the pulp and paper industry, and in 1891, it was renamed the E.B. Eddy Company1.🚢⛴️⛵
Eddy Street and Promenade du Portage: An old photo near the intersection of Eddy Street and Promenade du Portage shows the Bank of Montreal and the Bank Hotel, which still stand today.
Interprovincial Bridge: Another photo features Hull’s Notre-Dame church in the background, taken from the Royal Alexandra Bridge.
Promenade du Portage: A scene from the Promenade du Portage, facing north-east, dated 1940.
E.B. Eddy Tower: Constructed in 1901, it housed North America’s first vertical pulp digester.
Café Henry Burger: A legendary restaurant run by Marie-Anne Monnin, welcoming politicians and artists.
Firehouse Number 3: One of the first pieces of municipal firefighting infrastructure in Hull.
E.B. Eddy Newspaper Factory: An old photo showing the factory buildings and the pulp digester tower1.
Conversion to Hull Marina: The Hull Marina was opened in 1983 on the site of the former Railway Dock and Humber Dock. It’s now a marina for pleasure boats managed by British Waterways Marinas Limited (BWML)2.
Old Dock (Queens Dock): Originally constructed in 1807, it opened to shipping in 1809. It closed in 1967 and later reopened as part of the marina in 19833.
The Hull Marina combines historical significance with modern leisure. Enjoy your stay! 😊🚢⛴️⛵