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Place Viger was each a grand building and train station in metropolis, Quebec, Canada, made in 1898 and named once Jacques Viger, Montreal’s initial civil authority. Though combined stations and hotels were common within the uk within the late nineteenth century, the thought was distinctive to North American nation.
Place Viger was designed by Bruce value for the Canadian Pacific Railway, and was engineered close to what was then the central core of metropolis, in proximity to the monetary district, town hall, the port and also the court house. The civil authority of metropolis, Raymond Préfontaine, powerfully inspired its construction in a locality central to the French Canadian élites, in distinction to the rival Windsor building to the west, that was looked as if it would cater to the city’s anglophone categories. The rail station served because the terminus of the CP traveller rail lines running into downtown metropolis from the north and east. It replaced the older Dalhousie Station. Its counterpart terminus for CP traveller rail lines running into downtown metropolis from the south and west was Windsor Station.
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