T.L. Morrisey

Showing posts with label downtown Montreal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label downtown Montreal. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 28, 2025

Dominion Square, 28 January 2013

 How the city looked in January 2013 . . . 


The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel


Mary, Queen of the Word Cathedral


Dominion Square, the Sun Life Building on the right




St. George's Anglican Church


Windsor Station, former head office of the CPR; on right is 
St. George's Anglican Church


Windsor Station

St. George's Anglican Church


The Sun Life Building, centre


Monday, December 30, 2024

Friday, June 23, 2023

St. James United Church in downtown Montreal

Just a few blocks east of Phillip's Square, adjacent to Ste. Catherine Street, where Morgan's Department Store (now The Bay) was located, you will find the prestigious Saint James United Church, pictured below. For many years the front of the church was lost to view when buildings for stores were constructed here; however, a few years ago these buildings were demolished so that the original front of the church was restored to view. And what a view it is! It is a magnificent building in downtown Montreal.






Interior
















Historical photographs of St. James United Church



In this photograph you can see how the front of the church 
was lost to view when buildings housing stores were constructed;
these buildings have all now been demolished.









St. James Church was hidden behind these stores; they brought
in needed revenue but they were also an eye sore.


Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, in March 2010

 Some photographs of Christ Church Cathedral, downtown Montreal, 3 March 2010. 










Dedicated to Raoul Wallenberg





The Bay department store in the background, formerly Morgan`s


Photographs below dated 1930, 1957, and 1869

                 



Christ Church Cathedral, 1869