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JUMP with Traveling Jackie · Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Val-Jalbert Ghost Village History Highlighted by Travelers

Recapping their visit to Val-Jalbert, the guests discuss the history of the paper mill village that was emptied overnight when production was consolidated, noting the church fire in 1926 and the immersive historical projections.

personGeneviève de LillepersonTraveling Jackie

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“And that burned in 1926. That's what I remember because this is 2026. And so it was 100 years ago that the church burned down and they like... put everything into rebuilding it.”
Geneviève de Lille
“Because there's a history of paper mills in this region of Quebec, and there were two of them at the same time, and this one got shut down because in the... ultimately, they could only put resources into one.”
Geneviève de Lille
Heard on JUMP with Traveling Jackie — “Cycling Quebec's Blueberry Route: Wild Adventures & Unexpected Friendships (JUMP 222)”, published Wednesday, October 28, 2026. Heardvine summarizes and quotes with attribution and timestamps, and links to the original everywhere.
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Val-Jalbert Ghost Village History Highlighted by Travelers — Heardvine