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St. James St., Montreal, 1910

Photographie Rue Saint-Jacques, Montréal, Qc, Canada, vers 1910 Anonyme - Anonymous Vers 1910, 20e siècle Gélatine argentique 25 x 20 cm Achat de Mr. John Mappin MP-1978.207.1

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