Downtown & Windsor Train Station
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Walking around the Mont-Royal mountain, Downtown and a detailed visit of the gorgeous Windsor train station. This is my first album with a digital camera, between feb. 7th and 14th, 2003. |
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![]() Sunset at Notre-Dame des Neiges cemetery. |
![]() Walking in Notre-Dame des Neiges. |
![]() Sunset... just a little too late ! |
![]() Downtown, viewed from the top of the Mont-Royal mountain, by night. |
![]() Here start the guided visit at the Windsor train station. |
![]() We enter from this corridor, where trains use to finish their rid |
![]() Called "Salle des pas perdus" (Translate as you will : Room of lost steps or Room of the ones not that are not lost). Look at the beautiful glass roof ! |
![]() This statue is in honor of C.P.R workers who gave their live during war. |
![]() Statue's base, telling its story. |
![]() Under the room, we can see through the floor a skyscraper nearby. |
![]() Some historical objects are hidden at this floor, like this bicycle-rail. |
![]() Some other objects found there. |
![]() We can cross the room to reach Bell Center from this corridor. |
![]() From the other side of the corridor. |
![]() So small is our contemporary world beside past's heritage. |
![]() One of the two clocks, seen through the floor. |
![]() The stairway, at the other end of the room. |
![]() This wall with historical pictures was added. |
![]() The "Salle des pas perdus" in the 30s. |
![]() The station and the C.P.R were mobilised during World War II. |
![]() The clock surrounded of the iron masonry of the canopy. |
![]() The "Salle des pas perdus", as seen from the side of De La Gauchetière street. |
![]() Skyscraper on 1250 René-Lévesque, beside the station. |
![]() Statue behind Place des Arts. |
![]() Building beside Place des Arts. |
![]() An inukshuk downtown ! Near McCord museum. |
![]() Sun reflects on a building on Sherbrooke street. |
![]() Building at the corner of Guy and Sherbrooke streets. |