3650, McTavish
This house was built in 1934. Like many others, it became the property of McGill University. The purchase was made in 1968 and currently bears the name of David Thompson House, a biochemist and hosts the Post Graduate Student Society.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
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HOUSE CHARLES EDWARD D-GRAVEL-Golden Square Mile
3650, McTavish
This house was built in 1934. Like many others, it became the property of McGill University. The purchase was made in 1968 and currently bears the name of David Thompson House, a biochemist and hosts the Post Graduate Student Society.
3650, McTavish
This house was built in 1934. Like many others, it became the property of McGill University. The purchase was made in 1968 and currently bears the name of David Thompson House, a biochemist and hosts the Post Graduate Student Society.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
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BAUMGARTEN HOUSE - Golden Square Mile
probably the only German-born in the Golden Square Mile, Alfred Baumgarten was educated in Germany where he obtained a Ph.D in chemical engineering. " He first made his fortune in the U.S. in the production of sugar beet. Arrived in Montreal, he became president of the St.Lawrence Sugar Refinery.
When he built his house on McTavish Street, his goal was to welcome the fine people at parties organized especially for her daughters. A huge ballroom was equipped with a floor resting on springs to give more impetus to couples dancing.
Baumgarten was a wealthy merchant. Great lover of horses, he was president of the Gun Club and built a room on the avenue de Lorimier. Again, it installed a huge dance hall (45 feet), dining room, a huge bath as in his house in the Rue McTavish. He was also very involved in the social sphere, supporting three hospitals in the city and the Museum of Fine Arts.
After his death in 1919, the house remained the property of the family who lived until 1926, when it bought McGill University. It is first Sir Arthur Currie, Principal at the University, who remained there. The McGill Faculty Club succeeded him in 1935 after renovations.
3450, McTavish
probably the only German-born in the Golden Square Mile, Alfred Baumgarten was educated in Germany where he obtained a Ph.D in chemical engineering. " He first made his fortune in the U.S. in the production of sugar beet. Arrived in Montreal, he became president of the St.Lawrence Sugar Refinery.
When he built his house on McTavish Street, his goal was to welcome the fine people at parties organized especially for her daughters. A huge ballroom was equipped with a floor resting on springs to give more impetus to couples dancing.
Baumgarten was a wealthy merchant. Great lover of horses, he was president of the Gun Club and built a room on the avenue de Lorimier. Again, it installed a huge dance hall (45 feet), dining room, a huge bath as in his house in the Rue McTavish. He was also very involved in the social sphere, supporting three hospitals in the city and the Museum of Fine Arts.
After his death in 1919, the house remained the property of the family who lived until 1926, when it bought McGill University. It is first Sir Arthur Currie, Principal at the University, who remained there. The McGill Faculty Club succeeded him in 1935 after renovations.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
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Louis Vauquelin - Montreal
In January 2008 he was made to the Place Vauquelin and this monument.
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Camillus SNOWDON HOUSE - Golden Square Mile Montréal
3661, University Street
This three-storey house was built in 1874. The first owner, Camillus Snowdon was a merchant. In 1945, the building became the property of McGill University. For several years she is rented at the Montreal Neurological Institute who has made a nurses' residence.
3661, University Street
This three-storey house was built in 1874. The first owner, Camillus Snowdon was a merchant. In 1945, the building became the property of McGill University. For several years she is rented at the Montreal Neurological Institute who has made a nurses' residence.
Friday, November 5, 2010
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HOUSE ANNA-MARIA MORRIS-Golden Square Mile Montréal
Built in 1900, this house is named after the wife of Charles S. Reinhart. He was a manufacturer of beer. The couple does not live long because the house two years later, in 1902, they exchanged for that of Frederick Creighton Nash Peel Street.
2105, De la Montagne
Built in 1900, this house is named after the wife of Charles S. Reinhart. He was a manufacturer of beer. The couple does not live long because the house two years later, in 1902, they exchanged for that of Frederick Creighton Nash Peel Street.
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