 These sites were designated as being of national historic significance.Various museums tell the cultural history of Quebec, like the Museum of Civilization, the Museum of French America, the McCord Museum or the Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History in Pointe-à-Callière, displaying artifacts, paintings and other remains from the past of Quebec.Many literary works reproduce the daily lives of the past, following the social and cultural traditions of Quebec television series reproducing the old days such as the trilogy of Pierre Gauvreau ("Le Temps d'une paix", "Cormoran" and "Le Volcan tranquille"), "La Famille Plouffe", "Les Belles Histoires des Pays-d'en-Haut", "La Petite Patrie", "Entre chien et loup", " Les Filles de Caleb", "Blanche", "Au nom du père et du fils", "Marguerite Volant", "Nos Étés" or "Musée Éden", among others.