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Building's name

Canada Malting Co

Location / address
5052 Saint-Ambroise Street
Montréal
Quebec, Canada

  Bus : 78

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Borough Saint-Henri / Petite-Bourgogne
Arrondissement Sud-Ouest
Centre de l'Île

7 floors(overground)

Architect

David Jerome Spence  

Year of construction (end)
1905

Building type
Industrials Building

Last update:
2012-03-05

CodeIMTL 2127
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Rated Historical building



Canada Malting Co


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