This small museum is located in the former Presbyterian Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul (1867), moved from Dorchester Boulevard to this site in 1931. Inside, the intricately carved wooden vault and luminous stained-glass windows can still be seen. The museum owns an impressive collection of French-Canadian crafts(wo)manship (tin smithing, weaving, ceramic making, furniture making, silver and gold smithing and wood sculpting). The museum also mounts temporary exhibits on the area's cultural and artistic heritage.