File:Montréal vers 1910 La rue Prince-Arthur Est, depuis rue de Bullion.jpg

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English: Prince-Arthur Street at de Bullion in Montreal, circa 1910. Prince-Arthur Street was named after the Duke of Connaught, the third son of Queen Victoria. In 1910, this street was lined with stone Victorian houses, home to a Francophone middle-class. This scene did not change very much in the subsequent 100 years. (2011 photo)
Français : La rue Prince-Arthur Est, depuis rue de Bullion, Montréal vers 1910. La rue Prince-Arthur fut ainsi nommée en 1890 en l'honneur d'Arthur, duc de Connaught, troisième fils de la reine Victoria. Pendant de nombreuses années, cette rue tranquille abritait une population francophone bourgeoise vivant dans ces jolies maisons victoriennes en pierre, tout près du grouillant quartier immigrant du boulevard St-Laurent. Phénomène étonnant à Montréal, le paysage urbain de ce secteur est demeuré pratiquement tel quel depuis ce temps jusqu'à aujourd'hui. (Comparatif de 2011)
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date QS:P,+1910-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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