Architecture

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Architecture

• Maiya Newmin
• et Karen Ellis

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Notre-Dame-de-Québec

• The Notre-Dame de Quebec basilica-cathedral was
  built in 1647. It has been destroyed twice by
  fire over the centuries, and has always been
  rebuilt on the same spot the original church was
  built.

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Escalier Casse-Cou

• These stairs are the oldest in Québec city, and
  was built around 1635. In 1835 the old wooden
  stairs were replaced by iron stairs.

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Le Musée de la Civilisation

• The museum was opened in 1988, and is open year
  round. It was designed by McGill University.
  Exhibit texts are in French and English.

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La Maison Jacquet

• This is one of the largest houses in the
  upper-town in old Québec, and it was built in
  1675-1676. It has really thick walls, solid
  joints, and marvelous wainscoting.

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Bibliography

• Picture slide 1 http//upload.wikimedia.org/wikip
  edia/commons/2/2e/Montreal_PlaceDArmes_Panoramique
  .jpeg
• Picture slide 2 http//www.geocities.com/Heartland
  /Pointe/3823/churches/ndque.htm
• Picture slide 3 http//www.homeandabroad.com/c/62/
  Site/76129_Escalier_Casse_Cou_visit.html
• Picture slide 4
• http//www.eurodamnews.com/2008/09/30/le-musee-de
  -la-civilisation-in-quebec/
• Picture slide 5
• http//www.auxancienscanadiens.qc.ca/History.html