Hand-Book for the City of Montreal and Its Environs: Prepared for the Meeting of the American Associ

Explore the historical charm of Montreal with the "Hand-Book for the City of Montreal and Its Environs," originally prepared for the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in August 1882. This meticulously crafted guide offers a detailed glimpse into the city's landscape, culture, and notable landmarks of the late 19th century.

Authored by Samuel Edward Dawson, this hand-book serves as both a historical document and a fascinating travelogue, providing invaluable insights into Montreal's rich heritage. Discover the city as it once was, through detailed descriptions and observations captured during a pivotal era of growth and transformation. Perfect for historians, travel enthusiasts, and anyone with an interest in Canadian history, this book offers a unique window into Montreal's past.

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