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This granite shaft in Montreal marks the landing place of the French Colonists under Maisonneuve who founded that city in 1642
This granite shaft in Montreal marks the landing place of the French Colonists under Maisonneuve who founded that city in 1642

This granite shaft in Montreal marks the landing place of the French Colonists under Maisonneuve who founded that city in 1642

Date3/28/1928
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Original Toronto Star caption: This granite shaft in Montreal marks the landing place of the French Colonists under Maisonneuve who founded that city in 1642
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105664F
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