Architecture - typical duplex and triplex Building achieved the same year (1875)Downtown - 419-427, avenue Viger Est Building »»
- Claxton Building »»
- Duncan-McIntyre Building »»
- Rodier Building »»
- Baptist Church »»
- Crescent Street Presbyterian Church »»
- Country house »»
- Frederick Thomas Judah House »»
- George Bull Burland House »»
- Row Houses - Tupper Street »»
- Row House on MacKay »»
- Plex en escalier »»
Centre-Sud- Olier School »»
Old Montreal- Commissioners Building »»
- Moss Building »»
- Magasins de l'Hôtel-Dieu IV »»
Ouest de l'Ile- Sainte-Anne Church »»
Griffintown- Former Griffintown Police building »»
- Typical duplex in Griffintown »»
Plateau Mont-Royal- Former Olier School »»
- Duplex in Milton Park »»
- Countryside House »»
- R. S. Muir & CO »»
- Typical Triplex »»
Historical Milestones about Montreal, What did append the same year (1875) See History of Montreal Section- The village of Outremont separates from the village of Côte-Saint-Louis
- Creation of the town Saint-Henri
- Montreal and New York are now linked by train
- Extension of the Lachine Canal and deepened to 14 feet.
- Municipality of Verdun is created, detached from the parish of Notre-Dame of Montreal.
Facts about Montreal
- A Montreal's nick name is : La ville aux cents clochés
- Montreal was founded in 1642 by Maisonneuve
- Montreal is the second largest city in Canada
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