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Québec, Québec. View from L??vis
Date
1867?
Names
Vallée, L. P. (Louis-Prudent), 1837-1905
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Québec, Québec. view from Lé?vis
Subject
Sailing ships
Railroad yards
Geography
City, town, township
Québec||Lévis
Geography
Province state
Québec
Geography
Country
Canada
Medium
Photographs
Language
English
Collection
Baldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights
Public Domain (
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Object Number
F25
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