Founded in 1983, the Archives gaies du Québec is a non-profit organization dedicated to acquiring, conserving, and preserving any handwritten, printed, visual or audio material which testifies to the history of the LGBTQ+ communities of […]
La ville de Montréal possède une grande variété de bâtiments et de monuments historiques, dont la construction s’est étalée sur plusieurs décennies au cours du 20e siècle, contribuant à la riche diversité architecturale de la […]
Lors de ma dernière visite aux Archives de Montréal, j’ai découvert de nombreuses photographies intéressantes des années 1960. Alors, pour notre dernière galerie de photos anciennes, j’ai décidé de partager quelques-unes de mes préférées. J’aime […]
En tant que personne qui aime parcourir les images d’archives du passé du Canada, la recherche dans les Archives de Montréal est un réel plaisir. Le site Web contient tellement d’images étonnantes, datant du milieu […]
The Montréal Archives have a great collection of old photographs from our city’s past which makes the website easy to get lost in, browsing everything from old streets to historical occasions. On my latest trip […]
Churches are beautiful buildings, but black and white and sepia images from the 1800s and early 1900s look like they belong in the opening credits of an American Horror Story season. While it’s neat to […]
People unfamiliar with snow usually love it, for a few days anyway, until it doesn’t melt for months, forms into dirty banks, and rutted slush. But there is something pretty about the glitter of freshly […]
On the waterfront, by the docks, is the historic Port of Montréal. The busy shipping hub and cruise ship launch, also features the Grand Quay, a public event and activity space, and the future home […]
While many tourists turn at the sign pointed towards La Ronde, the Six Flags owned amusement park, another unique and popular attraction in Olympic Park is Montreal’s Biodome. It can be a struggle for many […]
Europe’s biggest colonizer Jacques Cartier gave Mont Royal its name in 1535 in apparent honour of a pal named John Royal. Mont Royal Park opened in 1876. The Beaux Arts Mont Royal Chalet was built […]
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