Rue Argyle, Saint-Lambert, vers 1910. Carte postale photographique. (Collection privée) / Argyle Street, St.
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Walking Around in Montreal
November 27, 2012.
Since early May of 2012, I participated in six Montreal walking tours: two Jane's Walks, three Héritage Montreal tours, one religious heritage tour by the Museum of Fine Arts and a Côte St. Antoine Road old farmhouse tour by the Westmount Historical Society.
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Honourable Mention, QAHN 2012 Heritage Essay Conest: "Fort Chambly"
As I entered the Fort Chambly, old ghosts of people seemed to appear. I see some putting cannonballs in cannons and then light the wick. The sound is awfully loud! A tour guide then tells me about the history of the Fort Chambly…
Fort Chambly was fist built in 1665. There were 4 forts. The first one was in wood. It was unfortunately too old so, they needed to replace it. They replaced it by another one in wood. It then accidentally burnt. Because the wood fort couldn’t protect itself from cannonballs and other explosives, they replaced the wood fort by a stone fort.
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