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Windsor train station
Description | Neighbourhood : Downtown Type : Interesting building Year of construction : 1887-1889 Style : Castle-style Best : Yes
Beautiful castle-like building, it is well known for its "salle des pas perdus" (hall of lost steps) with its bronze statue dedicated to the workers who built the railway. It was used as a train station and headquarter for the Canadian Pacific Railway and was expanded many times (1906, 1912, 1953). It replaced the Dalhousie train station in old Montreal.
| Contact and location | Address : de la Gauchetière, corner of Peel Metro station: Square-Victoria (Belmont street exit) or Bonaventure station Tel. : Email : Website :
hide the map activate street view de la Gauchetière, corner of Peel Position approximative
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