Commercial of Montreal


During the nineteenth century, the beautiful stores of Montreal were mostly grouped on Notre-Dame Street . This street located in the heart of Old Montreal was open since the founding of Ville Marie and was the main street of the city. It is at the end of twentieth century that things began to change. With the construction of mansions and luxury houses farther north in the golden square mile and construction of major hotels, shopping centre soon reposition themselves around the Philips Square. The first to take the lead was Morgan and Birks. Soon, other department stores followed on St. Catherine Street, which is now 100 years later the commercial heart of Montreal city.



Picture Gallery : 1 to 9 of 202 commercial found

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Jacobs Building

Downtown

450, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest

3 images

Place du Quartier

Downtown

1071-1081-1111, rue Saint-Urbain / boulevard René-Lévesque

6 images

The Bay

Downtown

The building was built in red sandstone from Scotland. Morgan's store was the first to leave Old Montreal and moved on Sainte-Catherine, which became the main commercial street in the years t...

4 images

Holt Renfrew

Downtown

3 images

Duncan-McIntyre Building

Downtown

751, square Victoria

1 images

Magasins de l'Hôtel-Dieu I

Old Montreal

45-83, rue Saint-Paul Ouest / 400-410, rue Saint-Dizier

1 images

Holland Building

Downtown

1121, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest

3 images

Several buildings in the « Commercial » section are also classified according to their former use. For the same reason they may appear in two differents sections

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