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463 Sainte-Catherine Street West | Montréal
Quebec, Canada
In 1923 the church is hidden by a commercial construction of three-storey, according to plans by Frank Peden, in order to make money with chuch's land.
It was not until 2005 and the multi-stakeholder initiative to rehabilitate the facade of this beautiful church. This building has been recognized historical monument February 15, 1980 by the Ministry of Culture and Communications.
Constructor and other companies involved in construction:
J. A. Huchison: Maçonerie, G. Pallascio
Downtown
This building once hid the entire facade of the Saint-James church. The building was built on the front of the church in order to take advantage of the high value of this newly coveted land. In the ea...
Montréal, son histoire, son archiecture tome 4
Guy Pinard, 1991
Églises protestantes
Hélène Bergevin, 1981
This building won following awards
2005 - Sauvons Montréal - Orange Prize Urbanism and Urban Design Category
Architectural elements
Steeple
Architectural elements
Abat-son 
Architectural elements
Gargoyle 
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Decorative Buttress 
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Rose window 
Hours of masses and other religious events from this churches are not shown because they are subject to change.
Near subway station Place-des-Arts
Bus : 15Other name
Cathédrale St-James, église Methodiste St. James
Architecture - churches
Building achieved the same year (1888)
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