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Las diagrammes suivants illustrent la mithode. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 I K^^ '4, .,^- "1 . • <-. g i B'^yp^gg^i y g ^ Cl)e J^istcrftal Cablets of fl@ontre»i :B I V Erected on front of City Hall, Notre Dame Street, East. Erected on the west side of front door of the Custom House, Place Royale and Common Street. THE SEMINARY OF ST. SULPICE, FOUNDED AT PARIS BY MONSIEUR JEAN-JACQUES OLIER. 1641 1 ESTABLISHED AT VILLE-MARIE, 1657; MONSIEUR GABRIEL DE QUEYLUS. SUPERIOR. SEIGNEUR OF THE ISLAND OF MONTREAL, 1663. Erected on the Gate of Seminary of St. Suipice, Notre Dame St., opposite Place d'Armea. NEAR THIS SPOT, ON THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1642, LANDED THE FOUNDERS OF MONTREAL, COMMANDED BY PAUL DE CHOMEDY. SIEUR DE MAISONNEUVEi THEIR FIRST PROCEEDING WAS A RELIGIOUS SERVICE. Erected on the east side of front door of the Custom House, Place Royale and Common Street. V HERE WAS THE FORT OF VILLE-MARIE. FIRST DWELLING PLACE OF THE FOUNDERS OF VILLE-MARIE, BUILT 1643. DEMOLISHED 1648. REPLACED BY THE HOUSE OF MONSIEUR DE CALLIERES. 1686. Erected at the south corner Place d'Youville and Port Street. * N HOTEL-DIEU DE VILLE-MARIE. FOUNDED IN 1644 BY JEANNE MANCE. TRANSFERRED IN 1861 TO THIS LAND, GIVEN BY BENOIT AND GABRIEL BASSET. REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF JEANNE MANCE AND 178 NUNS. 1861. Erected on the wall of H6tel-Dieu, Pine Avenue. NEAR THIS SQUARE. AFTERWARDS NAMED LA PLACE D'ARMES. THE FOUNDERS OF VILLE-MARIE FIRST ENCOUNTERED THE IROQUOIS. WHOM THEY DEFEATED ; PAUL CHOMIDY DE MAISONNEUVE. KILLING THE CHIEF WITH HIS OWN HANDS. 30th MARCH. 1644. Erected on the Royal Trust Building, 107 St. James Street. CHEVALIER LOUIS D'AILLEBOUST DE COULONGE, ONE OF THE CHIEF DEFENDERS OF VILLE-MARIE. OF WHICH HE WAS GOVERNOR. 1645-1647. FOURTH GOVERNOR OF NEW FRANCE. 164b-1651. DIED. 31at MAY. 1660. V Place of erection not yet decided, but to be somewhere on the upper corner of the Custom House. I Breoted on the Royal Trutt Building, 107 St. James Street. \i I Erected on the building, i73 Si. Paul Street. J Erected on the Inland Revenue Building, 412St.Pc ' ,t J*. y Erected on Church, St. Paul Street, foot of Bonsecours Street. \ TO ADAM DOLLARD DES ORMEAUX WHO. WITH 16 COLONISTS, 4 ALGONQUINS AND 1 HURON, SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES AT THE FOOT OF THE LONG SAULT OF THE OTTAWA, MAY, 1660. AND SAVED THE COLONY. Erected in Dollard Lane, on side of building, 226 St. James Street. M Erected at corner of St Andri and Lagauchetiire Streets., 465 Liiuauchetiiire Street East. Erestehtt corner St. I^ter and St. Paul Streets. 496 St. Paul Street. THE CHATEAU DE VAUDREUIL WAS BUILT OPPOSITE IN 1723, BY THE MARQUIS DE VAUDREUIL, GOVERNOR-GENERAL ; RESIDENCE OF THE ^MARQUIS DE VAUDREUIL-CAVAGNAL. HIS SON, THE LAST GOVERNOR OF NEW FRANCE. MONTCALM, LEVIS, BOURLAMAOUE, BOUGAINVILLE, SOJOURNED HERE. Erected at corner St. Paul Street and Jacques Cartier Square. V I V Erected on the Seminary of St. Sulpic^ Seminary vail, Place d'Armes. ^ HERE STOOD, UNTIL 1866. THE CHURCH AND MONASTERY OF THE RECOLLET FATHERS. ERECTED IN 1692. IN WHICH ALSO WORSHIPPED THE ANGLICANS FROM 1764 TO 1789 AND THE PRESBYTERIANS FROM 1791 TO 1792. Erected at corner St. Helen and Notre Dame Streets, 230 Notre Dame Street, Erected on east corner Notre Dame and St. SniPice Streets. ■J I Erected on east corner Notre Dame and St. Suipice Streets, 64 Notre Dame Street West. ^ ■ SITE OF THE CHATEAU OF LOUIS-HECTOR DE CALLIERES, GOVERNOR OF MONTREAL. 1684, OF NEW FRANCE. 1698-1703. HE TERMINATED THE 14 YEARS* IROQUOIS WAR BY TREATY OF MONTREAL, 1701. Erected on Ogilvie Flour MiVs Co. Building, 16 Youville Place, corner Port Street. CONGREGATION OF NOTRE DAME FOUNDED BY MARGUERITE BOURGEOYS. CONVENT BUILT 1686. JEANNE LE BER LIVED HERE SOLITARY FROM 1685 TO 1714. THE CHAPEL WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1692. RECONSTRUCTED IN 1769 AND 1823. Erected on Notre Dame Street, opposite St. Lawrence Boulevard. i HERE REST THE MORTAL REMAINS OF FPANCOIS THORONHIONGO, HURON. BAPTIZED BY THE REVEREND pkRE BR£B(£UF. HE WAS, JlY HIS PIETY. AND BY HIS PROBITY. THE EXAMPLE OF THE CHRISTIANS. AND THE ADMIRATION OF THE UNBELIEVERS; ' HE DIED AGED ABOUT 100 YEARS, 2l8t OF APRIL. 1690. Erected inside the Old Tower, Grand Semimary, HERE STOOD THE CHURCH, CHAPEL AND RESIDENCE OF THE JESUIT FATHEBwS, BUILT 1692, OCCUPIED AS MILITARY HEADQUARTERS 1800. BURNED 1803. CL VRLEVOIX. LAFITAU. AMONG OTHERS SOJOURNED HERE. ON THE SQUARi? IN FRONT. FOUR IROQUOIS SUFFERED DEATH BY FIRE IN REPRISAL. BY ORDER OF FRONTENAC. 1696. / I Erected on the east corner of Court House. N) Erected on Leeming Miles Co.'s Building, 1 Notre Dame Street, Wett. ■ HERE REST THE MORTAL REMAINS OF MARIE-THERESE GANNENSAGORAS OF THE CONGREGATION OF NOTRE DAME. AFTER HAVING EXERCISED DURING 13 YEARS. THE OFFICE OF SCHOOL MISTRESS AT THE MOUNTAIN. SHE DIED IN REPUTATION OF GREAT VIRTUE. AGED 28 YEARS. ON THE 2Sth OF NOVEMBER. 1695. Erected in the Old Tower, Grand Seminary, Sherbrooke Street, West. Erected on the wall of Seminary of St. Sulpice, opposite 71 Notre Dame Street, West. CHATEAU DE RAMEZAY BUILT ABOUT 1705 BY CLAUDE DE RAMEZAY GOVERNOR OF MONTREAL, 1703. HEADQUARTERS OF LA COMPAGNIE DES INDES. 1754. OFFICIAL RESIDENCE OF THE BRITISH GOVERNORS AFTER THE CONQUEST. HEADQUARTERS OF THE AMERICAN ARMY 1775. AND OF THE SPECIAL COUNCIL. 1837 TO 1841. I Erected on the Chdteau de Ramezay, 186 Notre Dame Street, Eaui, When in Canada bw an Investment- ^. DIAMONDS ENTER CAN. The Largest Des in Fine Diamoii in Canada are Henry Birks Limited MONTREA The Montreal Kstablishment ot HENRY BiKKS & SONS, Limited. In area of gmund covered, it is the largest jewellery store in the World. ida buy Diamonds as itment—It pays i^. ER CANADA DUTY FREE e Largest Dealers Fine Diamonds Canada are Y BiRKS & Sons Limited Montreal Also, Stores in Ottawa Winnipeg Vancouver di NOTRE DAME DE VICTOIRE BUILT IN MEMORY OF THE DESTRUCTION OF THE FLEET OF SIR HOVENDEN WALKER ON THE ISLE-AUX-CEUFS. 22nd AUGUST. 1711. Erected on Convent of the Congregation of Notre Dame, head of St. Lawrence B<>u!evard. I i Erected on the east corner Court House. A THE RESIDENCE OF THE MARQUIS DE CHARTIER DE LOTBINIERE, ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF OF NEW PRANCE. 1755. HE FORTIFIED TICONDEROGA AND ISLE-AUX-NOIX. ON HIS ADVICE. MONTREAL ATTACKED FORT WILLIAM HENRY, IN 1757. AND AWAITED THE ENGLISH AT TICONDEROGA IN 1758. Erected on ^o. 47 Si. FraitciH Xavier, opposite St. Sacrament Street. " RECOLLETS GATE j " BY THIS GATE AMHERST TOOK POSSESSION. 8 SEPT.. 1760. GEN'L HULL, U. S. ARMY. 25 OFFICERS, 350 MEN ENTERED PRISONERS OF WAR. 10 SEPT.. 1812. Erected on northwest corner Notre Dame and McOill Streets HERE LIVED THE CHEVALIER LUC DE CHAPT. SIEUR DE LA CORNE AND DE ST-LUC. SOLE SURVIVOR OF THE SHIPWRECK OF AUGUST. 1761. SERVED WITH DISTINCTION IN BOTH THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH ARMIES. HE EXERCISED A GREAT INFLUENCE OVER THE INDIAN TRIBES. DIED l*t MARCH 1817. Propoaed erection corner Si Paul Street and Place Royale. 'M. IN 1773 THIS CHATEAU WAS THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE AMERICAN BRIGADIER-GENERAL WOOSTER. AND HERE IN 1776. UNDER GENERAL BENEDICT ARNOLD THE COMMISSIONERS OF CONGRESS. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. SAMUEL CHASE ANp CHARLES CARROLL OF CARROLTON, HELD COUNCIL. Erected on ChAteau de Rumezay, U6 Notre Dame Street, East. HERE STOOD THE FIRST SYNAGOGUE OF CANADA. ERECi ED 1777. A. M. 5537. ERECTED BY THE SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE JEWISH CONGREGATION. "SHEARITH ISRAEL" FOUNDED 1768. Y Erected on building No. 2, ivett end Court House Square. t HERE STOOD BEAVER HALL. BUILT 1800, BURNED 1848 1 MANSION OF JOSEPH FROBISHER. ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE NORTH WEST COMPANY, WHICH MADE MONTREAL FOR YEARS, THE FUR-TRADING CENTRE OF AMERICA. Erected on Shareholder BuildinfU 27 Beaver Hall Hill. i I 7 \i TO THE HON. JOHN MOLSON, THE FATHER OF STEAM NAVIGATION ON THE ST. LAWRENCE, WHO LAUNCHED THE STEAMER "ACCOMMODATION " FOR MOrTREAL AND QUEBEC SERVICE. 1809. Erected on Molson's Breviery 906 Notre Dame Street, East. Erected on No. 5 Notre Dame Street, West. Erected on No. 26 St. Helen Street, Comer of Recollet Street. ^ Erected on No. 20 Bonsecours Street, J \l Erected on south-east corner Notre Dame and St. Peter Strseth 15S Notre Dame Street, west. THIS STREET WAS NAMED IN HONOR OF SIR GUY CARLETON. LORD DORCHESTER, COMMANDER OF THE BRITISH FORCES. AND PRESERVER OF THE COLONY DURING THE AMERICAN INVASION. 1775-76; TWICE GOVERNOR OF CANADA. AND BY WHOM THE QUEBEC ACT 1774 WAS OBTAINED. i T.1.!- x-Li^i ^»^.4^w ^t *u^ ^n-ttoii' nnf/.haaiin' nnd Rleurv Streets. The original building was demolished and tablet is missing. Tablet not yet erected. This tablet was originally placed on the west side of a house near the foot of St: Urbain Street, The building however has since been demolished and tablet is missing. SITE OF THE HOUSE OF GENERAL RALPH BURTON, SECOND GOVERNOR OF MONTREAL, 1763. HE EXECUTED ON THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM. AT WOLFE'S DYING COMMAND. THE MILITARY OPERATION WHICH FINALLY DECIDED THE DAY. Originally erected on St. Paul Street, opposite Bonsecottrs Market. The building has since been demolished and tablet is missing. \ SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON OF JOHNSON HALL ON THE MOHAWK RIVER. THE CELEBRATED SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. AND FIRST AMERICAN BARONET. COMMANDED THE INDIAN ALLIES WITH AMHERST'S ARMY IN 1760. TO THEM WAS ISSUED. IN COMMEMORATION. THE BRITISH MONTREAL MEDAL. HERE STOOD THE HOUSE OF HIS SON, SIR JOHN JOHNSON, INDIAN COMMISSIONER. r\^sait,riiv nrfftnii nn nnttxecatirs Market, and tablet is miss.ng. TO BRIGADIER-GENERAL THOMAS GAGE. SECOND IN COMMAND UNDER AMHERST; FIRST BRITISH GOVERNOR OF MONTREAL. 1760. AFTERWARDS LAST BRITISH GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1775. y Building demolished. Proposed re-erection on Dalhousic Square Fire Station. MAJOR-GENERAL JAMES MURRAY, BRIGADE COMMANDER UNDER WOLFE AT QUEBEC. 1759. AND AFTERWARDS FIRST BRITISH GOVERNOR OF CANADA, ENCAMPED ON THIS PLATEAU WITH THE SECOND DIVISION OF AMHERST'S ARMY UPON THE SURRENDER OF MONTREAL AND OF ALL CANADA, 8th SEPTEMBER, 1760. Erected at the corner of Sherbrooke Street and Park Avenue, Tablet is now missint;. I Nl THIS TABLET IS ERECTED TO COMMEMORATE THE ENCAMPMENT NEAR THIS SPOT OF THE BRITISH ARMY UNDER MAJOR-GENERAL SIR JEFFREY AMHERST. AND THE CLOSING EVENT IN THE CONQUEST OF CAPE BRETON AND CANADA, BY THE SURRENDER OF MONTREAL AND WITH IT LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 8th SEPTEMBER. 1760. Erected on the front walls Collige de Montrial grounds, Sherbrooke St., West. Tablet missing. H HERE LIVE') THE FAMILY OF DANIEL-HYA INTH-MARIE LIENARD DE BEAUJEU. THE HERO OF THE MONONGAHELA. AT WHICH BATTLE WASHINGTON WAS AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY DEFEATED. Cor-rvF rrf St, Antoifie uf-,d P.i. Margaret Sis. Building demolished ; tablet missing. HERE WAS THE RESIDENCE OF CHARLES LE MO\NE. ONE OF THE COMPANIONS OF MAISONNEUVE. AMONG HIS CHILDREN. CHARLES. FIRST BARON OF LONGUEUIL » JACQUES. SIEUR DE STE. HELENEi PIERRE. SIEUR D'IBERVILLE; PAUL, SIEUR DE MARICOUR ; FRANCOIS-MARIE, SIEUR DE BIENVILLE. 1 1 JOSEPH. SIEUR DE SERIGNY; FRANCOIS-MARIE. SIEUR DE SAUVALLE j JEAN-BAPTISTE. SIEUR DE BIENVILLE, II j GABRIEL, SIEUR D'ASSIGNY i ANTOINE. SIEUR DE CHATEAUGUAY ; RENDERED THE COLONY ILLUSTRIOUS. Proposed erection J. O. MacKenzie and Co's Store, St. Paul St., just east of Custntn House Square. Not yet erected. NEAR TO THIS PLACE, RAPHAEL-LAMBERT CLOSSE, FIRST TOWN MAJOR OF VILLE-MARIE, FELL BRAVELY DEFENDING SOME COLONISTS ATTACKED BY IROQUOIS. 6th FEBRUARY, 1662. IN HIS HONOR. ST. LAMBERT HILL RECEIVED ITS NAME. / i South corner St. Lawrence Boulevard and St. James Street. Bttildiiig demolished e-ful t.-rhlct missing. I THIS SQUARE OCCUPIES THE SITE OF "LA CITADELLE" BUILT IN 1085, REPLACING THE MILL ERECTED BY MAISONNEU VE AND D'AILLEBOUST IN 1660. ROYAL EATTERY 1723. LEVELLED AND PRESENTED TO THE CITY BY EARL DALHOUSIE. GOVERNOR-GENERAL, 1821 NEAR THE EAST CORNER OF NOTRE DAME STREET STOOD THE PORTE ST-MARTIN (QUEBEC GATE). ETHAN ALLAN ENTERED IT PRISONER OF WAR, 1775. THIS STATION REPLACED THE FRENCH ARSENAL REMOVED 1881, WITH THE LAST PORTION OF THE FORTIFICATION WALLS IN 1721. Proposed for the Place Vigcr Depot, Craig Street West. Tablet not yet erected. 4 This building has been iietpMshcd and tablet is missing* THE STONE FORTIFICATIONS OF VILLE-MARiE EXTENDED FROM DALHOUSIE SQUARE THROUGH THIS SITE TO MoGILL STREET, THEN OVER TO COMMISSIONERS STREET. ALONG THE LATTER TO THE BEFOREMENTIONED SQUARE. BEGUN 1721, BY CHAUSSEGROS DE LERY, DEMOLISHED 1817. Tablet not yet erected. Proposed site Bank of Montreal, 109 St. James Street. UPON THIS FOUNDATION STOOD THE FIRST MANOR HOUSE OF MONTREAL BUILT 1657, BURNED 1852, REBUILT 1853. WAS THE SEMINARY OF ST. SULPICE FROM 1661 TO 1712, RESIDENCE OF DE MAISONNEUVE, GOVERNOR OF MONTREAL, AND OF PIEKRE RAIMBAULT, CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LIEUTENANT-GENERAL. y Tablet not yet erected. Proposed site, Frothingham and Workman Building. 395 St. Paul Sireet, f ^l Metcalfe Street, near Shcrbrooke Street. Building upon which this tablet -was Placed has been demolished and tablet is missing. ■'^ i 1 ■ 1 1 ■ ■ „~^ nura A ■ 11 ..-_^ i ■■■ 1 ■ ■ ■ M ■ ■M ^^^p^^-^^l B ^^H 1 V H 1 1 1 IP ^F ' 1 ■^^^■" . i ';^^;_ * -■'."" ;.,/jr.. ■ ■\..__^-g.. .,:_ - s ' ' 'B ■■||h| ■MM MBD MHMMjl HCj^^^^Hj