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Towering Facades of One of the Citys Busiest Shopping Thoroughfares, c1935
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Towering Facades of One of the Citys Busiest Shopping Thoroughfares, c1935
Towering Facades of One of the Citys Busiest Shopping Thoroughfares, c1935. Saint Jacques Street or St. James Street, Montreal, Canada. From Our Wonderful World, Volume IV, edited by J.A. Hammerton. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]
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This print captures the towering facades of one of Montreal's busiest shopping thoroughfares in the 1930s. The image, taken from "Our Wonderful World, Volume IV" edited by J. A. Hammerton, offers a glimpse into the architectural beauty that adorned Saint Jacques Street (also known as St. James Street) during this era. The photograph showcases a bustling scene with pedestrians strolling along the avenue, adding life and movement to the monochrome backdrop. The street is lined with grand buildings that exude an air of sophistication and prosperity, reflecting Montreal's status as a financial hub. The composition allows us to appreciate both the impressive scale of these structures and their intricate details. Each facade tells its own story through ornate designs and elegant craftsmanship. As we delve into this snapshot from history, it is fascinating to imagine how these buildings served as epicenters for commerce and cultural exchange in early 20th century Canada. Trams traverse along tramlines on the road below, providing convenient transportation options for those navigating this vibrant cityscape. This print serves as a testament to Sir John Alexander Hammerton's dedication to capturing moments that celebrate architecture, literature, transport, and everyday life in various countries around the world. It invites us to explore our past while appreciating how cities like Montreal have evolved over time.
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