Série de vieilles photos de Montréal

[Ti-Pierre]

International Aviation Building in course of construction Montréal, 1949 The International Aviation Building, 1080 University Street, Montréal, the first permanent accommodation of the ICAO was completed on 15 July 1949 and replaced temporary quarters consisting of two adjoining buildings on Dominion Square. facebook.com

[Rocco]

Sainte-Catherine 1967. Morgans avant La Baie, You Only Live Twice de James Bond au cinéma, les oriflammes de l'expo.

[Rocco]

Qui s'en souvient?

[Brick]

🔼 Pas le Texaco mais le reste oui.

[Rocco]

⬆️ Remplacé par cet édifice post-moderne en 1990.

[Ti-Pierre]

Sherbrooke Street, shortly after the opening of the elegant Ritz Carlton in 1912. Built twenty-five years earlier at a short distance away, the Windsor was then in the limit of urban development. This time, Ritz moved to the heart of the most prestigious neighborhood in the city. Ritz height is 40 meters or 130 feet – the maximum allowed by the city until the 1920s. facebook.com

[Ti-Pierre]

Sherbrooke Street West Winter of 1935 Sources: McCord Museum | WM Notman & Son facebook.com

[Ti-Pierre]

Eglise Sainte Cunegonde (1910) Rue Vinet facebook.com

[Ti-Pierre]

Montreal Harbour Steamers (1910) facebook.com

[Ti-Pierre]

1930s Windsor Hotel,elevation to Dorchester Street. facebook.com