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The Main National Historic Site of Canada

One block of this Historic District. : Parks Canada   Parcs Canada  1996 (Gordon Fulton)

    Character-Defining Elements

    The elements that characterize the heritage value of the district include:

    - the linear quality of the 6-kilometre stretch of street;

    - the evolutionary nature of the streetscape with buildings dating from many time periods;

    - the modest scale of most structures;

    - a variety of functional building types including small factories, shops, restaurants,- theatres, as well as religious, institutional and community structures;

    - the orientation of most buildings to the street;

    - a preponderance of masonry structures;

    - a strong presence in certain sectors of Montreal's "urban vernacular", 2 to 3 storey structures with grey Montréal stone facades and brick party walls;

    - the variety and constant evolution of aesthetic expression.

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    Saint Laurent Street (de la Commune- Jean Talon)
    Montréal, Quebec

    Also called: Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Boulevard Saint-Laurent

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