Images & Buildings of Montréal 
Quai de l'horloge
This 45 meters tower was erected in 1919 to commemorate the death of seamen killed during the First World War. It was erected by the Commission of the Port of Montreal. Four clocks are placed at the top of the tower to show time in all directions. The clock mechanism was made in London by the Gillett & Johnston Company.
Many years ago, a large warehouse occupied almost the entire pier. The tower was designated Historical Federal Building.
Le Vieux-Port de Montréal
Pauline Desjardins, 2007
Duschenes & Fish / DFS Architects, Site web de la firme
Other name
Tour du souvenir
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Architecture - public buildingBuilding achieved the same year (1922)
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