Golden Square Mile

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foolishly thought, to be out of my native England. Close beneath you are scattered elegant country retreats embowered in plantations, succeeded by a crowd of orchards of delicious apples, spreading far to the right and left, and hedging in the glittering churches, hotels, and house-roofs of Montreal...

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intervened to order a halt to the mansion's demolition, in accordance with the Cultural Heritage Act, the Court intervened—at the owner's request—to shorten the period granted in the minister's order. Heritage Montreal expressed regret that the discussions were limited to the owner and the minister,

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and the remaining property on which they stand have been empty since 2015, when the hospital itself moved into the new 'McGill Superhospital' in the Glen Yards. The Royal Vic, a veritable Montreal landmark, has been expanded several times since it was built in 1893, and the changes have never before

3187:'s Centre for Medicine, Ethics and Law, which was broken into and set on fire in the 1990s. McGill subsequently renovated and retrofitted the old house to its original elegance, hiring Julia Gersovitz, a McGill graduate and professor. However, threats to the built heritage of the Square Mile remain. 1226:

who purchased the 235-acre estate for £10,000 from the Desrivières family in 1836. He subsequently subdivided the property at a profit of £25,000, with little infringement on their space, before building his home on a plot amidst gardens and orchards with a private road that ran up to the house from

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mandatory for medium and large-scale companies when communicating with French-speaking staff. This law, the election of the PQ, and the threat of Quebec independence caused instability in the province's business environment, and accelerated the move of some companies' headquarters from Montreal to

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and Montreal; if the latter is less bold than the former in its scenery, it possesses much richness and delicate beauty, which need nothing but wealth and taste to display them to advantage; the former already exists in Montreal to a great extent, and there are also very respectable proofs of the

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The Upper parts of the town are of more recent growth, and contain commodious and detached houses, belonging to the men of business and persons of fortune. The streets in this part of the town are as yet incomplete, showing at present certain gaps, which will ere long be filled up with handsome

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I had the pleasure of dining with (William McGillivray) at his seat, on a high terrace under the mountain, looking southwards and laid out in pleasure-grounds in the English style. The view from the drawing room windows of this large and beautiful mansion is extremely fine, too rich and fair, I

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across, with two semi-circular towers, capped by typically French conical roofs at each end. Soon after its completion, it was described as "a large, handsome stone building.. at the foot of the mountain in a very conspicuous situation. Gardens and orchards have been laid out, and considerable

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By the mid-19th century, the Montreal mercantile elite, residing in the Square Mile, firmly held the reins of Canada's economy. The merchants successfully connected Canada by building a network of railroads and exploiting maritime routes and the port of Montreal, which l remained the principal

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movement and set the course for the Quiet Revolution. The social divide between anglophones employers and French Canadian workers in Quebec had existed for a long time, but the economic turmoil of the Great Depression led to calls for change from the status quo. For the next four decades the

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improvements made, which add much to the beauty of the spot". The house was left empty from 1805 and was supposedly haunted by McTavish. It was demolished in 1860/61, when the estate was broken up and sold off in plots. Some of the stone from the original house was used to construct

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with its frequent fires and swelling population was becoming less desirable. The wealthy merchants in particular began to seek large plots of land on which to build homes worthy of their success while remaining close to their business interests; and, their eyes turned to the fertile

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made more of their opportunities than in Montreal. There is an air of prosperity about all their surroundings which at once impresses the visitor. Taken all in all, there is perhaps no wealthier city area in the world than that comprised between Beaver Hall Hill and the foot of

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recalled, "the rich in Montreal enjoyed a prestige in that era that not even the rich deserve". The men of the CPR retired in the 1890s, having created "the world's greatest transportation system," selling a package of cheap land (their land holdings were equal in size to the

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By 1983, only 30% of the mansions in the northern half of the Square Mile had survived demolition; and only 5% survived south of Sherbrooke Street. Many of the remaining mansions, such as the James Ross House, today known as Chancellor Day Hall, are today owned by

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The majority of the mansions were demolished and replaced with high-rise office or residential developments, but some two dozen other homes were also transformed into university or commercial offices. Ravenscrag was left by Sir Montague and Lady Allan to the

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not the community nor municipal authorities. After these talks with the owner, Kotto concluded that Redpath House "does not present a national heritage interest," and gave the go ahead for it to be torn down to make for way for the promoter's development.

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in 1851 and work on railways and steamships was evident everywhere, bringing with it a surge of construction. There were now a dozen architects practising in the city and the newly rich competed with one another for the largest, most decorative homes.

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windows, and its inns are as remarkable for their palatial exterior as they are for their excellent accommodation within.. Montreal is a stirring and opulent town.. Few places have so advanced in all the luxuries and comforts of high civilisation as

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A number of handsome villas now make their appearance around the town, and there are numerous sites still unoccupied, which will probably be hereafter crowned with elegant seats. Few places in the world possess more capabilities of this kind than

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The men associated with the Beaver Club, the predecessors of the Square Milers, had almost all served in the Canadian Militia and on the outbreak of the First World War the next generation did not hesitate to take up arms. At his own expense,

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refused the demolition permit granted by the Bourque administration, on the grounds of the solidity of the house and reminding the owner of his obligation to keep it in good condition—the Sochaczevski family had signed an agreement with the

946:. John Duncan observed in 1818 that, "a number of very splendid mansions have lately been erected on the slope of the mountain, which would be regarded as magnificent residences even by the wealthy merchants of the mother country". In 1820, 630:. The growing fortune of the Montreal mercantile elite of this era was consolidated through marriage and company mergers. After the collapse of the fur trade in the 1850s, the mercantile elite turned its interest to railways and shipping. 1048:

of two stories over a basement for the kitchen and servants, standing on 46 acres of land, and used by the McGills during the summer. In his will, McGill bequeathed the property and £10,000 to establish a university, which would become

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and was one of the last of his residential projects still standing in the city. In 1986, the Sochaczevski family, the new owners of Francis Redpath's house, began demolition in order to replace it with yet another a vista-changing

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influences. The facade was illegally demolished by real estate developers in 1974. After a paying a negligible fine, in 1977 the developers were allowed to demolish the rest of the house replacing it with a high-rise apartment

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and their traditions were more often than not barred from entry into Square Mile society (such as membership to Montreal's most prestigious men's club, the Mount Royal), but this only served to further alieniate the declining

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The wealth inherited and managed by the next generation of Square Milers continued to grow, but while many were successful as businessmen they were less entrepreneurial. They financed and worked closely with newcomers such as

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is my country. Canada is my home". The best households were not always necessarily run by Canadians, but by governesses, butlers, cooks, nursemaids and maids sourced from Britain, who were used to working in large houses.

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in 1973, igniting a vigorous public debate regarding conservation of historical buildings, and the reasons for which a building should be preserved. The demolition of the Van Horne mansion led to the establishment of

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House was sold for $ 50,000 in 1930, only a few years after it had been valued at $ 1 million. Those who had relied on investments moved to smaller, more heat-efficient houses in Westmount or took apartments at the

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before, the Square Milers with their old-fashioned British ideals and business principles did not adapt to the changes in society and held themselves aloof. Newcomers, who neither knew nor cared about the

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to protect historic buildings at the provincial level. The architectural character of the neighbourhood stabilized, but the original Square Mile as it had been had already changed beyond recognition.

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For decades, the wealth accumulated from the fur trade, finance, and other industries made of Montreal's mercantile elite a "kind of commercial aristocracy, living in lordly and hospitable style," as

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noted that the produce from these gardens in the summer months was "excellent in quality, affording a profuse supply... in as much, or even greater perfection than in many southern climes". In 1822,

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commented that "the people of Montreal, in general, are remarkably hospitable and attentive to strangers; they are sociable also amongst themselves, and fond in the extreme of convivial amusements".

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affected a great number of Square Milers, though not as badly as it did their American counterparts. Art collections were sold and some tried to sell their houses, but there were no takers. The

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described the view from Château St. Antoine, then said to be 'the most magnificent building in the whole city and standing within 200 acres of parkland roughly at the end of Dorchester Street:

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style'. McGillivray was said to have lived like a lord, enjoying a magnificent view of the city and the river. The house was afterwards occupied by several different owners: John McKenzie,

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the corner of Mountain and Dorchester streets. The house was enlarged by the Redpaths in 1861 and since demolished. The land on which the house stood has been replaced by Redpath Crescent.

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town.. Dinner parties are frequent in Montreal. There is perhaps a little too much expense devoted to them; and this prevents all but the wealthy from indulging in such hospitalities.

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after the Conquest tended to be from well-connected mercantile families and immigrated to Canada as a means to further their fortunes, unlike earlier British immigrants who came to

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following the Conquest, British merchants were able to cheaply purchase vast tracts of land upon which to build factories, and take control of the banking and finance of the new

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The early residents of the Square Mile enjoyed marked benefits from being the first to settle there: The houses were surrounded by acres of parkland, with long carriage drives,

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approved the final demolition permit, to be carried out in February 2014. It was demolished on March 19, 2014, just two weeks after Quebec Culture and Communications Minister

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for which to build the hospital. However, they attached a caveat to their donation, stating that the land and its buildings must only ever be used for education and healing.

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Travels in North America, from Modern Writers, With Remarks and Observations; Exhibiting a Connected View of the Geography and Present State of That Quarter of the Globe

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suggested with a hint of disapproval: "If you wish to enjoy good eating, dancing, music and gayety, you will find an abundance of all (at Montreal)". While staying at

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style, on a 'grand and sprawling estate,' renowned for its acres of gardens, greenhouses, vineyards and orchards, surrounded by a high brick wall. Since demolished.

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Burland House, University Street. Built in 1875 for George Bull Burland; designed by J.W. Hopkins. Purchased and restored by architect Claude Gagnon in 1973.

274:. Nevertheless, the mansions of the Golden Square Mile represent a prosperous period during which Montreal was the cultural and financial capital of Canada. 2301:

As much as the next generation spent their money on parties, new houses, grand refurbishments and summer homes, they also continued to pour money back into

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The Shoe and Canoe ; Or Pictures of Travel in the Canadas: With Facts and Opinions on Emigration, State Policy, and Other Points of Public Interest

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life — even in the circle beneath the very first class of official families. But I may be pardoned; for I had seen in the capital of another great

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A Woman's Wanderings in the Western World: A Series of Letters Addressed to Sir Fitzroy Kelly, M.P., by his daughter Mrs. Clara Bromley, published 1861

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Kenneth Molson House, Pine Avenue, at the top of Mountain Street. Built in 1914, the house of 47 rooms stood six storeys high and was complete with an

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New voyages and travels: consisting of originals, translations, and abridgments ; with index and historical preface - Sir Richard Phillips, 1822

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The scenery I find remarkably pretty, and, moreover, the city has an air of comfort, and to a certain extent of antiquity, rarely to be seen in the

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it, and despite signing an agreement to maintain it, allowed the house fall into disrepair over the course of 28 years. It was demolished in 2014.

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Hector Mackenzie House, on the corner of Mountain and Sherbrooke Streets. Built 1891, designed by John Hopkins. Used as the Air Force Club during

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Percy Cowans House, Ontario Avenue. Built by the Maxwells in 1909. The main structure survives and the house has been subdivided into apartments.

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are also supporting her in her efforts. In 2014, McGill University released a proposal for the integration of the site into the McGill campus.

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Travels through the states of North America, and the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, during ... 1795, 1796, and 1797 - Isaac Weld (1800)

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House. Built in 1914, for Colonel Jeffrey Hale Burland, afterwards purchased by McConnell. One of the very few which remains a private house.

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who saw that each Canadian soldier returned to an English hospital received a visit offering sympathy and supplying any basic needs. When

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A strong British influence predominated in the Golden Square Mile during this era. This was recognised in London by increasingly frequent

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Journeys: A History of Canada - R. Douglas Francis, Richard Jones, Donald B. Smith, R. D. Francis, Richard Jones, Donald B. Smith (2009)

5586: 4027: 1596:'s House, built in the 1880s on Sherbrooke Street, at the corner of Metcalfe Street. Torn down in 1930, the site was used as a car wash 1113:', the house was described in 1816 as the most magnificent building in the whole of the city. The house, which boasted 'an enchanting' 62: 5791: 4961: 3065: 2278:. In 1899, finding that the St. James' Club had become "too overcrowded," the Square Mile's leading businessmen, led by the likes of 1988: 1779: 1604: 1269:, 'a fine house' on St. Alexander Street; built in 1844 for John Smith, and afterwards occupied by Rev. Gavin Lang. Since demolished. 4532: 3287:

newspaper, owned by the Sochaczevski family—he considered a plan to allow demolition to continue. He withdrew his support after the

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and altered by him in 1890; purchased in 1926 by Sir Percy Walters who demolished the house in 1943 to create 'Percy Walters Park'.

1172:. The house stood among orchards and formal gardens and was approached by a long tree-lined drive on what are today the grounds of 2258:, who were not as readily accepted by the older generation, which jealously guarded over the dominance of their cornerstones, the 1010:, it stood between the McTavish and McGill properties on the site that is today commemorated as Beaver Square. It stood amidst 40 5826: 1767: 1181: 4760: 3283:

portrayed himself as a defender of the Redpath house and heritage buildings, but as soon as he gained office—strongly backed by

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on Place d'armes, founded in 1817 by one French and seven British merchants; it served as the national bank of Canada until 1934

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and Pine Avenue, and Côte-des-Neiges and University, covering scarcely nine streets on the north–south axis. From east to west:

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for spacious sites upon which to build their country homes. They developed the farmland on the slopes of Mount Royal north of

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would emerge from the war nearly unscathed, due in a large part to the steady hand of the president of the Bank of Montreal,

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would see their net earnings grow year on year to $ 46 million in 1913. Unprecedented amounts of capital now flowed in from

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followed in the magnanimous steps of some of Montreal's best remembered philanthropists, such as Lord Strathcona, to whom

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Roderick Macleod, "The Road to Terrace Bank: Land Capitalization, Public Space, and the Redpath Family Home, 1837-1861"

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The grounds of James Ross house, Peel Street, 1926–27. In 1953, the city extended McGregor Street through these gardens

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Aside from the men at the very top, the CPR had also brought about another housing boom to the Square Mile: In 1885,

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referred as "Uncle Donald" in recognition of his generosity towards charitable causes across the British Empire.

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Remembrance of Grandeur: The Anglo-Protestant elite of Montreal, 1900-1950; Margaret W. Westley (1990), page 201

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Remembrance of Grandeur: The Anglo-Protestant elite of Montreal, 1900-1950; Margaret W. Westley (1990), page 192

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Montreal in Evolution: Historical Analysis of the Development of Montreal's Architecture and Urban Environment

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Profits and Politics: Beaverbrook and the Gilded Age of Canadian Finance - Gregory Marchildon, 1996. Page 152

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Modern architecture has emphasised the integration of older buildings with new developments. An example is

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of St. Antoine Hall), whose name I forget but who has collected here everything which is rich and rare, in

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to maintain the house when they bought it in 1986, but did nothing to maintain, protect or stabilize it.

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other Canadian cities, including Calgary and Toronto. Some companies remained in Montreal, including the

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Remembrance of Grandeur: The Anglo-Protestant elite of Montreal, 1900-1950; Margaret W. Westley (1990)

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burning on Dalhousie Square (1852), up until then a favourite meeting place of the early Square Milers

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Rémillard, François; & Brian Merrett (1987). Mansions of the Golden Square Mile. Meridian Press.

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The Reconquest Of Montreal: Language Policy and Social Change in a Bilingual City - Marc Levine, 1991

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estate and built a sumptuous home of 72 rooms that excelled "in size and cost any dwelling-house in

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Kildonan Hall was typical in style of the houses that once lined west Sherbrooke Street in the 1840s

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through which immigrants arrived, and also through which Canada's produce was shipped to and from

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population.. Happily there is at present (1871) a kindly feeling between the Roman Catholics and

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Piedmont (rear view), off Pine Avenue and Durocher Street, built c. 1820 and associated with the

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claimed to his biographer that had the war continued into 1919, he would have sought to replace

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in 1888. It was demolished by the City of Montreal in 1930 and the site was used as a car wash.

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Youtube video of Elpseth Angus discussing the future of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal

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Discover Montréal: an architectural and historical guide - Joshua Wolfe, Cécile Grenier, 1991

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James Thomas Davis House, Drummond Street. Built by the Maxwells in 1908, it is now part of

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until 1760, when it was surrendered to the British army, following the French defeat of the

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I found, but did not expect to find, at Montreal a pleasing transcript of the best form of

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style mansion had a round corner tower capped by a conical roof and connected by way of a

1942:, President of the Merchant's Bank. In 1890, it was purchased and enlarged to 52 rooms by 1212:. It still stands today, though derelict and barely recognisable from its former grandeur. 1030:

across and his dining room comfortably sat forty guests. It burned down in a fire in 1847.

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Crathern House, McGregor Street. Completed in 1894 for James Crathern. Demolished 1963.

2052: 2051:, J.H. Maher and J.S. Dohan, who two years later converted it into a private club, the 1618: 612: 604: 592: 5111: 5106: 4900: 3632: 3280: 3264: 2286:, established the Mount Royal Club that overnight became Montreal's most prestigious. 2223:, and between the parallel lines of Dorchester and Sherbrooke Streets in the West End. 2004:

House, Drummond Street; built in 1878, before it was demolished in 1957, it served as

1946:. It remained in the Van Horne family until it was controversially demolished in 1973. 6616: 6307: 5903: 5454: 5372: 5211: 5121: 4986: 4857: 4830: 4707: 4687: 4487: 4449: 4373: 4207: 4129: 3614: 3573: 3510: 3315: 3260: 3228: 3184: 3156: 3147: 3140: 3046: 3027: 2974: 2914: 2897: 2823: 2677: 2642: 2629: 2623: 2616: 2598: 2560: 2508: 2459: 2424: 2125: 2117: 2107: 2082: 2043:

and in 1926 the Meighens were forced to sell the property. It was purchased by three

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Travels and sketches in North and South America, by Charles Augustus Goodrich (1852)

2881: 689:. There was much good music.. Some of the show-shops rival those of London in their 282: 5766: 5691: 5616: 5459: 5262: 5237: 5227: 4895: 4530:

Last Century's Structure Retrofitted for the Next - Waterfurnace International Inc.

3884: 3405: 3216: 3209: 3042: 2866: 2815: 2762: 2672:, Pine Avenue. Built in 1912, by Morely Hogle for Albert Edmund Holt. Purchased by 2451: 2439: 2283: 2275: 2263: 2207: 1884:

especially there are many institutions on an enormous scale.. I have hardly seen a

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By the 1930s, multiple factors led to the neighbourhood's decline, including the

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Lord Strathcona: A Biography of Donald Alexander Smith (2002), by Donna McDonald

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The Sochaczevski family bought Francis Redpath House in 1986, with intention to

2758: 1508:, Sherbrooke Street; built in 1862 for James Linton; altered, but still standing 591:

The city's golden era of fur trading began with the advent of the locally owned

5771: 5257: 5201: 5026: 3385: 3375: 3365: 3172: 3150:, the centre of Square Mile society since the 1930s was demolished by promoter 2933: 2929: 2918: 2739:

Frederick Beardmore House, Pine Avenue. Built in 1914, afterwards purchased by

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granted immediate demolition of the house. In 2002, following intervention by

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are seen beyond the arch to the right of the house. It was demolished in 1930.

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or to conduct business during the winter. In 1816, Francis Hall, then a young

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Montreal's Square Mile: The Making and Transformation of a Colonial Metropole

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and the Beaver Club. 'New money' swept into Montreal from the United States,

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The Square Milers built and funded various Montreal institutions including:

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Charles G. Greenshields House, McGregor Street. Built 1911, still standing.

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and he left the house to his niece, Elsie (Stephen) Meighen, the mother of

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Remembrance of Grandeur: The Anglo-Protestant Elite of Montreal, 1900-1950

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on every floor, including one for the servants, and a two-car garage with

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Charles Edward Deakin House, Redpath Crescent. Built 1913, still standing.

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McLeod House, Rue St. Antoine. A 'first class house' built circa 1810 for

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Before the 1840s, the landed, political and wealthier merchant classes of

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The Life and Times of Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt (2009), by Oscar Skelton

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David Morrice House, Redpath Street; built in the 1860s, since demolished

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through the long winters. The streets of the Square Mile were lined with

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The Ladies of the Square Mile raised money for the troops and some like

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was heard to reflect the sentiments of the Square Mile by stating, "the

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flew from Ravenscrag (since inherited by Sir Montague Allan)" where the

1532:, a greystone mansion that dominated upper Peel Street. Built 1865, for 1425:. By the 1860s, Montreal had come of age, which was recognised by three 1057:

as his stepfather had intended. The last person to occupy the house was

735: 494: 5816: 5081: 5066: 4697: 4618:"Projet Montreal Opposes Redpath Mansion Demolition - January 13, 2011" 4426:

Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (1972), by Jeffrey Williams

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Virtual McGill – Canadian Architecture Collection, McGill University.

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British Dominions in North America (London, 1831), by Joseph Bouchette

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In 1977, the newly elected Parti Québécois (PQ) government passed the

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were commonly used materials, and most homes had substantial grounds,

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The Canadian Home: From Cave to Electronic Cocoon - Marc Denhez, 1994

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The Square Mile, Merchant Princes of Montreal (1987) by Donald MacKay

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Clouston House, Peel Street. Built 1894, by the Maxwell brothers for

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Francis Redpath House, Ontario Avenue. Built in 1885 and designed by

1795: 1607:'s House, reduced in size but saved from demolition in 1973; now the 1483: 1355:, prosperity and stability invigorated the city in the early 1850s". 1151: 1075: 1045: 915: 670: 566: 511: 440: 247: 486:

in the 1970s destroyed those that had once lined Sherbrooke Street.

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My Children's Children (Montreal, 1937), by Evelyn Carter Springett

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Tiffin House, Sherbrooke Street. Built in 1874, demolished in 1896.

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My First Year in Canada - Ashton Oxenden, Bishop of Montreal, 1871

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used its fourteen acres of grounds to erect subsidiary buildings.

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was frequently loaned out for public exhibition around the world.

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to a polygonal oriel. The house was finished in rough masonry of

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Homestead, Dorchester Street, built in 1858 for Harrison Stephens

724: 678: 467: 444: 259: 4324:"Canadian Architecture Collection - McGill University, Montreal" 3014:, dominated Quebec politics, undermining anglophone domination. 2917:

on Dorchester Square was in its time the largest edifice in the

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Masson House, Dorchester Street; built c.1855 for Wilfrid Masson

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Rosemount House (rear view), McGregor Street, built in 1848 for

810:'s house on Sherbrooke Street, built in 1842, demolished in 1952 731:

in 1832, showing the farmland on which the Square Mile was built

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From the 1790s, the business leaders of Montreal looked beyond

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could soon be sold to real estate developers contravening the

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Elmenhorst House, Peel Street; built in 1893, since demolished

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David Law House, Cote des Neiges; built 1863, since demolished

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Doug Bellevue. Montreal's Golden Square Mile: A Neighborhood.

4581:"McGill University outlines plan for Royal Victoria Hospital" 3802:

Travels through Canada and the United States of North America

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built by McGill's contemporaries, Burnside was a comfortable

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As many of the wealthy French Canadians moved from Canada to

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system. There were seven master bedrooms, four bathrooms, a

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The land on which the house was built was formerly part of

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and demolished in 1960 to make way for its new office tower.

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as the "pioneers of our commercial greatness". In 1878, the

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been cause for concern. In 1891, the public-spirited Lords

2523:, Sherbrooke Street. Built in 1896, it is now designated a 2074: 1498:. Purchased by George H. Duggan in 1929, who donated it to 1305:, for whom it is named today. In 1894, it was purchased by 1164:

moved in with his family. It was purchased in the 1830s by

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developed principally between 1850 and 1930 at the foot of

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was taken out and its destruction was temporarily halted.

2085:. The area became known as McIntyre Park, and in 1966 the 2017:, off Dorchester Street; built 1879, best associated with 1632:

with his family outside their Peel Street home; built 1892

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The neighbourhood had precise borders measuring roughly a

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From 2010, Elspeth Angus (born in 1929), a descendant of

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in 2009, looking down from Mount Royal towards Sherbrooke

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Orr-Lewis House, Sherbrooke Street. Built circa 1900 for

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House, Sherbrooke Street; built in 1870, demolished 1955.

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Architecture and Town Planning in Colonial North America

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The Shoe and Canoe; or Pictures of Travel in the Canadas

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in 1942. The sumptuous residence was converted into the

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and private art galleries housing works of the likes of

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Montreal's Golden Square Mile: A Historical Perspective

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Dictionary of Canadian Biography (1881-1890), Volume XI

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purchased the land and gave the necessary funds to the

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opened their houses to injured soldiers returning from

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Built in 1886, it was designed by the noted architect

2940:, from different ethnic backgrounds. Similarly to the 1543:, later lived in by George Caverhill; since demolished 1482:. Designed by James Brown and constructed of Montreal 1146:, St. Antoine Street; a forty-two room home built for 5520:

L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève–Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue

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block. A portion of the house was destroyed before a

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Baumgarten House, McTavish Street; built in 1887 for

615:, and eventually dominated the fur market in most of 533:, built in 1821 as a home for William and Charlotte ( 4149: 3838: 2736:

House, Redpath Crescent. Built 1914, still standing.

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found it to be "one of the best clubs I know in the

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House, Sherbrooke Street; built in 1883, now offices

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The city's lively reputation had not diminished, as

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Montreal Gazette, June 1, 1938 - For Sale or to Let

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Institutions associated with the Golden Square Mile

2587:House, Drummond Street. Built in 1900, designed by 2568:House, Drummond Street. Built in 1902, designed by 2559:House, Drummond Street. Built in 1901, now part of 2549:Frederick Molson House. Built in 1901, designed by 2110:

and local citizens. The remains were razed in 2014.

1539:Galt House, Simpson Street; built in the 1860s for 1313:. In 2012, it was purchased by the OSMO Foundation. 796:Terrace Bank, Sherbrooke Street, built in 1837 for 4679:, Douglas & McIntyre, Vancouver, 1987, 224 pp. 4480:"Montreal's Malaise Aggravated by Separatism Vote" 4437: 2973:and the invasion of commerce in the streets below 2854:, her mother was inspired to set up a hospital in 2696:House, Ontario Avenue. Built in 1912, now offices. 2660:House, Ontario Avenue. Built in 1912, designed by 2651:House, Ontario Avenue. Built 1910, still standing. 2019:Donald Smith, 1st Baron Strathcona and Mount Royal 1176:. Its 10 acres of grounds were purchased by Lords 4771:Montrealbear.ca - The Golden Square Mile District 4313:All Our Yesterdays (1983), by Edgar Allan Collard 3731:. Chapman and Hall – via Internet Archive. 3591:"Chancellor Day Hall (formerly James Ross House)" 3568:Rémillard, François; & Brian Merrett (1987). 3162: 2641:House, Peel Street. Built in 1910, today part of 2274:, who were 'pilled' (barred) from entry into the 2132:. From 1935, it has been the McGill Faculty Club. 1456:, Dorchester Street; built 1857, since demolished 1055:Royal Institution for the Advancement of Learning 887:during the summers and came to the city only for 537:) Bingham; as a hotel, it was the largest in the 6652: 4564: 4549:"Montreal's superhospital construction check up" 2994:, who never dealt on margin, emerged untouched. 2686:, Mansfield Street. Built 1913 to the design of 1958:, off Dorchester Street; built in the 1870s for 4567:"Elspeth Angus and the Royal Victoria hospital" 3973: 3497:Patricia Harris; David Lyon (2 November 2004). 2611:house, Pine Avenue. Built in 1907, designed by 2597:House, Pine Avenue. Built in 1904, now part of 2462:purchased the building in 1975, and renamed it 2401:house, Pine Avenue. Built in 1907, designed by 2250:and the last of the great Square Mile tycoons, 1991:House, Dorchester Street; completed in 1876 by 1914:houses. They are all flanked by trees, chiefly 1880:at Montreal (and) all well managed.. among the 1407:Completed in 1863, Sir Hugh Allan's new house, 1342:Burning of the Parliament Buildings in Montreal 266:to preserve historic architecture in the city. 4560: 4558: 3269:Commission d'arbitrage de la Ville de Montréal 1735:was attracting celebrities of the day such as 1502:, 1944. Still standing, known as Duggan House. 588:to escape religious or political persecution. 455:. A great many of the Square Milers were keen 396:. The architecture was an eclectic mix of the 6110: 5580: 4796: 4677:The Square Mile, Merchant Princes of Montreal 4184: 4182: 4013: 4011: 2553:. Demolished by the City of Montreal in 1957. 1572:to make way for the Samuel Bronfman Building. 603:. The new merchants were associated with the 2924:The Square Mile had reached its peak in the 1985:, designed by James Brown. Since demolished. 1150:, 1818; A 'handsome residence' built in the 6571:Joseph-Wilfrid-Antoine-Raymond-Masson House 5307: 4555: 2850:and bought an ambulance which she drove in 2785:Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 1751:. At the same time in London, the likes of 490:Montreal's mercantile community (1642-1930) 392:, John Hopkins and the brothers Edward and 376:The architects of the Square Mile included 6117: 6103: 5587: 5573: 4866: 4803: 4789: 4444:. Toronto: McLelland and Stewart. p. 4179: 4008: 3825: 3234: 3190: 3077:leading up to Mount Royal behind her, 1902 2977:all played their part in the decline. The 2901:St. James Street, the financial centre of 2730:'s quarters. It was demolished after 1938. 2128:in 1926 and it became the home of General 2073:, McGregor Street; built on a plot of ten 1375:in 1853, Clara Kelly wrote to her father, 1297:residences. It was purchased by Alexander 1245:can just be made out on the left, and the 911:; enjoying among other entertainments the 872:Lady Galt House, Simpson Street, built by 208:, is the nostalgic name given to an urban 6331:Alfred Morwitz Frederick Baumgarten House 5792:1972 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts robbery 4405:"McGill Centre for Canadian Architecture" 4073:George Stephen House / Mount Stephen Club 3948: 3936:Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1978 3863: 3861: 3146:Some demolitions were controversial. The 1759:were representative of Quebec's culture. 1681:Garden party at the Meighen's house, 1908 577:. British immigration expanded the city. 561:was founded on the Island of Montreal by 16:Neighbourhood in Montreal, Quebec, Canada 5002:Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles 4435: 4429: 4286:Zhulin, Denis Larionov & Alexander. 4125:The Architecture of Andrew Thomas Taylor 3826:Cartwright, Glenn F. (9 February 2022). 3110: 3107:that the land be used for hospitals only 3094: 3080: 3064: 2908: 2896: 2880: 2757: 2632:, Sherbrooke Street West. Built in 1908. 2393: 2378: 2352: 2226: 1695: 1684: 1676: 1665: 1654: 1643: 1635: 1624: 1613: 1599: 1588: 867: 855: 840: 832: 821: 813: 802: 791: 773: 761: 750: 734: 723: 707: 544: 521: 505: 493: 292: 281: 5827:2011 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts theft 5594: 4477: 3897:Diaries of John Frothingham (1788-1870) 3771:McCord Museum photo number N-0000.193.5 3538:"Canada's Richest Neighbourhoods, 2013" 3195:The buildings formerly occupied by the 3179:in the early 1980s. Another example is 3021:(known as Bill 101), making the use of 2458:to be used a nurses residence in 1941. 1703:'s house on Du Musée Avenue, built 1912 1259:, Sherbrooke Street; built in 1842 for 1160:, Pine Avenue; built before 1820, when 6653: 3981:"Prince of Wales Terrace (demolished)" 3858: 3792:- James & Georgiana Kornwolf, 2002 3724: 3055:The Guarantee Company of North America 2423:House, Peel Street. Built 1892, today 2039:. Income tax was introduced after the 1564:, Sherbrooke Street; built in 1860 by 1468:, Beaver Hall Hill; built in 1860 for 1359:was elected President of the Montreal 1208:; afterwards inherited by his nephew, 926:theatre on Dalhousie Square. In 1795, 565:. Ville Marie became a centre for the 6691:Quebec Anglophone culture in Montreal 6098: 5568: 4784: 4761:Quartier du Musée - Ville de Montréal 4565:Montreal Gazette (16 December 2010). 4044: 4038: 3780:McCord Museum photo number MP-0000.89 2572:. It was an excellent example of the 1766:was completed under the direction of 1536:by John W. Hopkins. Since demolished. 1319:, McGregor Street; built in 1848 for 1241:. In the photograph of the house its 1194:Sherbrooke Street; built in 1825 for 424:, simpler houses were built, such as 5037:Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension 4766:Quartier du Musée - official website 4724:. University of Toronto Press, 2023. 4202:. Time Inc – via Google Books. 4121: 4078:Canadian Register of Historic Places 3490: 3010:government, with the support of the 2876: 2031:. In 1888, Mount Stephen retired to 1981:, Sherbrooke Street. Built 1875 for 758:'s house, Mount Royal, built in 1800 254:, some of the businesses created in 5847:National Historic Sites in Montreal 5832:Concordia University Netanyahu riot 4957:Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce 4510: 4197: 3652:(London, 1836) by Washington Irving 3588: 3570:Mansions of the Golden Square Mile. 3175:, which became the headquarters of 2266:. Notably, this new group included 1486:taken from the demolished house of 1301:circa 1865, who sold it in 1876 to 1188:. The house was demolished in 1939. 993:existence and growth of the latter. 657:penned his impressions of the city: 580:The British immigrants who came to 541:until it burnt in the riots of 1849 13: 6293:Olive-M. & George-Grier Houses 5553:Municipal reorganization in Quebec 5539:Administrative divisions of Quebec 4704:Mansions of the Golden Square Mile 4666: 4644:"West End Times, February 6, 2011" 4285: 4045:Klein, Julia M. (19 August 2010). 3219:and an heir as the grand-niece of 2349:List of principal structures built 2087:McIntyre Medical Sciences Building 1930:List of principal structures built 1896:, except perhaps among the lowest 1778:, after which it was continued by 1478:, McTavish Street; built 1861 for 1445:List of principal structures built 1311:St. Margaret's Home for Incurables 998:List of principal structures built 432:was one of only a few examples of 14: 6712: 6540:William Caldwell Cottingham House 6515:Edmund Graves Meredith Cape House 4735: 3503:Compass American Guides: Montreal 3464:Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal 2538:, later of Whitewebbs Park, near 2450:and the gardens were laid out by 2057:National Historic Sites of Canada 1727:were posted to Canada as the new 1673:'s house on Drummond Street, 1901 1184:in 1890, on which they built the 743:, destroyed by fire in 1847; the 216:, in the west-central section of 6413:Frederick Newman Beardmore House 5855: 5777:Montreal Metropolitan Commission 5757:Black Power movement in Montreal 4928: 4731:. Montreal: InfiniteBooks, 2016. 4513:"Lady Meredith House "Ardvarna"" 4391:"McGill Centre for Architecture" 3696:Dictionary of Canadian Biography 2536:Sir Frederick Orr-Lewis, 1st Bt. 2468:National Historic Site of Canada 2413:, it was afterwards acquired by 2383:Charlotte R. Harrisson's House, 2358:Maison of Joseph-Aldéric Raymond 2061:Renaissance Revival architecture 1997:Canadian Centre for Architecture 1609:Canadian Centre for Architecture 1026:is today. The house measured 80 703: 76:Square Mile / Golden Square Mile 68: 61: 38: 23:Square Mile / Golden Square Mile 6489:Craguie (Duncan McIntyre House) 5214:(Tétreaultville, Longue-Pointe) 4812:Urban agglomeration of Montreal 4636: 4610: 4573: 4541: 4523: 4504: 4471: 4462: 4420: 4411: 4397: 4383: 4366: 4330: 4316: 4307: 4298: 4279: 4262: 4253: 4244: 4235: 4226: 4191: 4115: 4084: 4066: 4020: 3999: 3939: 3930: 3909: 3900: 3891: 3877: 3819: 3807: 3795: 3783: 3774: 3765: 3756: 3747: 3738: 3718: 3709: 3700: 3685: 3669: 3655: 2438:, Pine Avenue. Built 1894, for 2161:the city enjoyed a gilded age. 2152: 2106:block, despite opposition from 1944:Sir William Cornelius Van Horne 1852:, previously well travelled in 1810:etc. Van Horne's collection of 1784:Sir William Cornelius Van Horne 1584: 1335: 1323:on land that he purchased from 1133:. It has since been demolished. 1086:of the main house measured 145 739:Beaver Hall, built in 1792 for 595:. In the 1760s, the men of the 575:Battle of the Plains of Abraham 563:Paul de Chomedey de Maisonneuve 371: 82:Location of the Square Mile in 6535:Ross Huntington McMaster House 6393:Ardvarna (Lady Meredith House) 5546:Urban agglomerations of Quebec 3725:Bigsby, John Jeremiah (1850). 3643: 3625: 3607: 3582: 3562: 3548: 3530: 3481: 3163:Prospect of further demolition 3019:Charter of the French Language 2753: 1892:. There is a great absence of 1692:House, Peel Street; built 1910 1516:, Pine Avenue; built 1863 for 1340:Following the strikes and the 685:), and everything savoured of 1: 6550:William R. Grattan Holt House 6525:Herbert Meredith Marler House 6440:Ravenscrag (Hugh Allan House) 6241:William Francis Carsley House 6199:Charles G. Greenshields House 4977:Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve 4962:L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève 4682:Westley, Margaret W. (1990). 4478:Giniger, Henry (1979-07-23). 4047:"Joan of Architecture Speaks" 3474: 3060: 2763:Sir Vincent and Lady Meredith 2440:Sir Vincent Meredith, 1st Bt. 2206:In perhaps no section of the 2055:In 1975, it was designated a 1662:'s house on Sherbrooke Street 300:House, designed by architect 6671:Historic districts in Canada 6566:Frederick Thomas Judah House 6362:Charlotte R. Harrisson House 6341:Charles Édouard Gravel House 6283:Joseph Marcelin Wilson House 6236:Joseph Bowles Learmont House 6224:Joseph Aldéric Raymond House 5812:École Polytechnique massacre 4686:, Libre expression, 331 p. ( 4436:Dancocks, Daniel G. (1988). 3336:Montreal Museum of Fine Arts 3289:Montreal Museum of Fine Arts 3001:during the 1930s fueled the 2475:Sir Edward Clouston, 1st Bt. 312:, covering the area between 7: 6520:Francis Stuart Molson House 6510:Charles Edward Deakin House 6470:Promenade Sir-William-Osler 6173:Alice Graham Hallward House 5510:Dollard-Des Ormeaux–Roxboro 4753:Golden Square Mile Mansions 4081:. Retrieved July 30, 2011. 3832:rawdonhistoricalsociety.com 3459:Canadian Peers and Baronets 3442: 3381:Royal Montreal Curling Club 3351:Campbell Concerts and Parks 2830:. The personal services in 2734:Edmund Graves Meredith Cape 2170:) with a cheap ticket from 1348:was "like the arrival of a 1283:Sir William Collis Meredith 899:, observed that Montreal's 10: 6717: 6686:Historic mansion districts 6676:Economic history of Canada 6661:Neighbourhoods in Montreal 5762:Sir George Williams affair 4776:Walk in Golden Square Mile 4698:Rémillard, François & 4583:. CBC News. April 25, 2014 4440:Welcome to Flanders Fields 4198:Inc, Time (5 April 1937). 3956:"Joseph House "Dilcoosha"" 3816:- Jean-Claude Marsan, 1990 3073:on Sherbrooke Street with 2999:Great Depression in Canada 2805:Field Marshal Douglas Haig 1541:Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt 1441:, the most of any colony. 1321:Sir John Rose, 1st Baronet 1170:John Henry Robinson Molson 874:Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt 828:Sir John Rose, 1st Baronet 698: 569:and French expansion into 482:trees, but an outbreak of 277: 6625: 6607:Louis Joseph Forget House 6589: 6558: 6502: 6469: 6453: 6445:Thomas S. Gillespie House 6380: 6349: 6323: 6265: 6249: 6186: 6165: 6142: 5864: 5853: 5707:Burning of the Parliament 5602: 5533: 5493: 5433: 5406: 5187:Îlot-Trafalgar-Gleneagles 5054: 5045: 5007:Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie 4937: 4926: 4818: 3637:digital.library.mcgill.ca 3326:Montreal General Hospital 2979:Wall Street Crash of 1929 2838:were under the charge of 2809:General Sir Arthur Currie 2619:and known as Purvis Hall. 2519:'s house, today known as 2499:, Peel Street; built for 2387:, husband was banker for 2077:of land in the 1880s for 1888:in the streets or in the 1876:There is an abundance of 1848:from 1869 to 1878. As an 1551:McLennan Library Building 1237:; built in the 1840s for 186: 174: 162: 150: 138: 128: 93: 56: 37: 28: 21: 6612:Stanley Bagg Clark House 6388:Albert Edmund Holt House 6273:Farquhar Robertson House 5782:Montreal Urban Community 5677:Capitulation of Montreal 5505:Beaconsfield–Baie-D'Urfé 3426:Montreal Winter Carnival 3411:Royal Montreal Golf Club 3371:Allan Memorial Institute 3294:In December 2013, Mayor 3279:As a mayoral candidate, 3267:and local citizens, the 3137:Allan Memorial Institute 2741:Sir Henry Worth Thornton 2566:Charles Francis Smithers 2525:Quebec Historic Monument 2157:From the 1890s into the 2089:was built upon the land. 2025:Lord Mount Stephen House 1834:collection belonging to 1764:Canadian Pacific Railway 1568:, demolished in 1971 by 1522:Allan Memorial Institute 1206:Frédéric-Auguste Quesnel 783:Frederic-Auguste Quesnel 328:at the eastern end, and 6597:James Reid Wilson House 6559:René-Lévesque Boulevard 6530:John R. McDougall House 6435:Mortimer B. Davis House 6209:Harold E. Stearns House 6187:Docteur-Penfield Avenue 5837:Dawson College shooting 5652:Great Peace of Montreal 5313:Quartier des spectacles 5172:Historic Jewish Quarter 4911:Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue 3804:- John Lambert, 1806-08 3733:john bigsby shoe canoe. 3469:Bishop's College School 3431:Mount Royal Tennis Club 3396:Montreal Snow Shoe Club 3321:Royal Victoria Hospital 3235:Francis Redpath Mansion 3197:Royal Victoria Hospital 3191:Royal Victoria Hospital 3171:, formerly the home of 3133:Royal Victoria Hospital 3101:Royal Victoria Hospital 2992:Sir Herbert Samuel Holt 2858:for Canadian soldiers. 2807:with the Square Mile's 2789:Lord Strathcona's Horse 2676:in 1924. Today part of 2664:. It is still standing. 2649:Joseph-Marcellin Wilson 2456:Royal Victoria Hospital 2248:Sir Herbert Samuel Holt 2124:. His widow sold it to 2059:as the best example of 1878:charitable institutions 1709:Confederation of Canada 1561:Prince of Wales Terrace 1327:; purchased in 1871 by 1186:Royal Victoria Hospital 1168:; inherited in 1870 by 1138:Archibald Norman McLeod 852:, as seen from the west 463:, they enjoyed keeping 113:45.501111°N 73.582222°W 6545:William H. Chase House 6418:John Henry Birks House 6403:Clarence De Sola House 6398:Charles Meredith House 5637:Saint-Sulpice Seminary 5622:Notre-Dame de Montréal 5525:Pierrefonds-Senneville 5298:Quartier International 5132:Faubourg Saint-Laurent 3874:, 2003, Vol. 14, No. 1 3715:Duncan's Travels, 1818 3454:Bridle Path in Toronto 3401:Montreal Lacrosse Club 3291:stepped in to object. 3120: 3108: 3089: 3078: 2990:, whereas others like 2969:, the introduction of 2921: 2906: 2894: 2775: 2765:converted their home, 2669:Chancellor Beatty Hall 2531:as their headquarters. 2466:. It was designated a 2405: 2391: 2376: 2238: 2225: 2198:were mistaken, it was 1983:Andrew Frederick Gault 1920: 1910: 1704: 1693: 1682: 1674: 1663: 1652: 1641: 1633: 1622: 1611: 1597: 1553:now occupies the site. 1492:Matthew Hamilton Gault 1405: 1329:William Watson Ogilvie 1293:'s only few remaining 1287:John Wells (architect) 1210:Charles-Joseph Coursol 995: 957: 933:But lively as it was, 876: 865: 853: 838: 830: 819: 811: 800: 789: 787:Charles-Joseph Coursol 771: 759: 748: 747:held many dinners here 732: 721: 696: 611:and the agents of the 557:In 1642, a fort named 554: 542: 519: 503: 366:Doctor Penfield Avenue 305: 290: 6696:Ville-Marie, Montreal 6681:Art gallery districts 6576:Lord Strathcona House 6315:Rodolphe Forget House 6166:De la Montagne Street 5842:2012 student movement 5435:Former municipalities 5177:Hochelaga-Maisonneuve 4997:Le Plateau-Mont-Royal 4947:Ahuntsic-Cartierville 3666:(1850) by John Bigsby 3633:"History - The canoe" 3436:Victoria Skating Rink 3391:Montreal Rackets Club 3274:Montreal City Council 3114: 3098: 3084: 3068: 2988:Ritz-Carlton Montreal 2912: 2900: 2889:on St. James Street, 2884: 2761: 2591:. Demolished in 1968. 2397: 2382: 2364:, brother of Senator 2356: 2230: 2204: 2010:Conservatory of Music 1911: 1874: 1699: 1688: 1680: 1669: 1658: 1647: 1639: 1628: 1617: 1603: 1592: 1577:Victoria Skating Rink 1381: 1162:Louis-Charles Foucher 1123:Louis-Joseph Papineau 1101:. Built in 1803, for 1036:. Built in 1797, for 1006:. Built in 1792, for 985: 952: 871: 859: 844: 836: 825: 817: 806: 795: 777: 765: 754: 738: 727: 711: 659: 617:British North America 548: 525: 514:of David Ross on the 509: 497: 459:and aside from their 324:at the northern end, 316:at the southern end, 296: 285: 118:45.501111; -73.582222 6602:Lord Atholstan House 6494:James T. Davis House 6477:Charles Hosmer House 6454:Place du Frère-André 6423:J.W. McConnell House 6408:Ernest Cormier House 6357:Angus-McIntyre House 6278:Herbert Molson House 6257:George Stephen House 6214:James Crathern House 6194:Benjamin Tooke House 6178:Clara J. Cregg House 5802:1976 Summer Olympics 5797:Gargantua bar attack 5642:Battle of Long Sault 5627:Governor of Montreal 5407:Other municipalities 5323:Rivière-des-Prairies 5288:Quartier Bonaventure 5273:Pointe-Saint-Charles 4939:Boroughs of Montreal 4569:– via YouTube. 4122:Wagg, Susan (2013). 3615:"Import from Canada" 3544:. Canadian Business. 3542:canadianbusiness.com 3509:. pp. 132–135. 3499:"Golden Square Mile" 3346:Mount Royal Cemetery 2965:Changing attitudes, 2867:Sir Vincent Meredith 2615:. Today it owned by 2609:Sir Mortimer Davis's 2585:Robert Wilson Reford 2507:, 1894; now part of 2399:Sir Mortimer Davis's 2234:, built in 1913, on 2232:J.W. McConnell House 2029:William Tutin Thomas 1993:William Tutin Thomas 1938:; built in 1869 for 1715:), described by the 1281:; built 1843-45 for 1257:Mount Prospect House 1222:; built in 1837 for 1022:, roughly where the 981:Sir Richard Phillips 907:and overlooking the 848:, built in 1863 for 781:, built in 1830 for 609:Hudson's Bay Company 502:to the British, 1760 334:Côte-des-Neiges Road 314:Dorchester Boulevard 204:, also known as the 6666:History of Montreal 6372:J. K. L. Ross House 6288:Mabel Burnett House 6204:Dugald Graham House 5874:Pre-European period 5787:Blue Bird Café fire 5747:St. Lawrence Seaway 5682:American occupation 5596:History of Montreal 5515:Dorval–L'Île-Dorval 5368:Shaughnessy Village 5278:Pointe-aux-Trembles 5233:Notre-Dame-de-Grâce 4992:Pierrefonds-Roxboro 4886:Dollard-des-Ormeaux 4052:Wall Street Journal 3962:. McGill University 3181:Lady Meredith House 2913:Built in 1931, the 2905:at its peak in 1895 2840:Lady Julia Drummond 2694:Sir Rodolphe Forget 2464:Lady Meredith House 2452:Olmsted & Eliot 2427:Chancellor Day Hall 2168:Province of Alberta 2142:Sir George Drummond 2093:Louis-Joseph Forget 1701:Sir Rodolphe Forget 1594:Sir George Drummond 1307:Sir George Drummond 1285:, to the design of 1140:, since demolished. 1103:William McGillivray 1099:Chateau St. Antoine 1071:. Constructed with 897:14th King's Hussars 653:observed. In 1820, 368:) and Pine Avenue. 109: / 6298:Percy Cowans House 6127:Golden Square Mile 5817:Sex Garage protest 5727:Golden Square Mile 5712:Great Fire of 1852 5687:North West Company 5497:of Montreal Island 5437:of Montreal Island 5393:Ville Saint-Pierre 5318:Red-Light District 5293:Quartier Concordia 5152:Golden Square Mile 5127:Faubourg à m'lasse 4747:Images de Montréal 4706:. 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