In 1668, the Seminary acquired the Beaupré seigneury, the largest of all its properties. It stretched from the Montmorency River to the Rivière du Gouffre (near La Malbaie) and included île aux Coudres. Except for the Maizerets estate, all the Seminary's farms lay within this seigneury. Their role was to keep the Seminary stocked in flour, dairy products, farm-raised meat, fruit, vegetables, firewood and coal.

The Maizerets estate, restored in 1924	Fishing on the St. Anne River	Château Bellevue, at Petit-Cap	Students and priests at Petit-Cap
Map of the Beaupré Seigneury, 1888	Map of the Beaupré Seigneury, 1944	Map of Saint-Tite-des-Caps, circa 1850	The Desgagné Mill, île aux Coudres, Seminary Fief