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Mies van der Rohe Gas Station

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Dorchester

The first locomotive in Canada was Dorchester, imported from Britain in 1836 for the Champlain and St. Lawrence Railway. This photo is of a replica on display in Montreal in 1936. Source.

Crystal Palace, Montreal

Montreal's Crystal Palace was built for the Industrial Exhibition of 1860, and later served as a hockey rink for McGill University and the Montreal Crystals of the AHAC. It burned down in 1896. Source.

Lego Habitat

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Maison Ernest-Cormier

Built in 1930, this was later Pierre Elliot Trudeau's home address. Source.

R-100 over Montreal, August 1, 1930

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Guest of Honour

Guest of honour Juliette Béliveau boards the métro de Montréal on the first day of service, October 14, 1966. Source.

Bunty McLeod

C. H. "Bunty" McLeod ran the McGill University observatory from 1873 until the First World War. Source.

Ice Palace, 1885

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Le Champ-de-Mars en hiver, 1892

Le-Champ-de-Mars en hiver (1892) by William Brymner. Source. Compare this photo.