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Rue Saint-Paul, near Place d’Youville


Tour route Next section Previous section Back to Notre-Dame Est Boulevard Saint-Laurent Rue Notre-Dame West The Old Seminary and Notre-Dame Place d’Armes Rue Saint-Jacques Des Récollets Around Rue de l’Hôpital Rue Saint-Paul, near Place d’Youville Place d’Youville Western end of the Old Port Pointe-à-Callière and Place Royale Saint-Paul and de la Commune From Saint-Amable to Saint-Gabriel Place Jacques-Cartier Eastern end of the Old Bonsecours From Bonsecours to Berri Rue Notre-Dame East Champ-de-Mars

 

New lighting has been installed all along Rue Saint-Paul. Here the street displays a variety of commercial buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries. Some of them are made of brick, a relatively rare material in Old Montréal.

Rue Saint-Paul

An elegant building from the 1840s



An elegant building from the 1840s, on Rue Saint-Paul, offers convincing evidence of the enthusiasm for Antiquity in those days. This building may even have been the work of the architect who designed the Bonsecours Market. In any case, we do know that its owner, H. Smith, had a china and glassware shop here.


 




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