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Historic Quebec City, long the nation's No
Historic Quebec City, long the nation's No

Historic Quebec City, long the nation's No

Date8/13/1946
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Original Toronto Star caption: Historic Quebec City; long the nation's No. 1 tourist attraction; may well become the country's leading shipping and industrial city if present plans mature for the establishment of a $100;000;000 free port zone. This aerial view of the city; with the Citadel and Plains of Abraham on extreme right; shows a section of harbor that would be turned into duty-free warehousing and manufacturing zone similar to Hamburg before the war.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105783F
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