Borough Lachine
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The Lachine district formerly known as town of Lachine has a long history of occupation of its territory as testifies by old buildings present on the side of Lachine Canal. Towards the end of XVII century, furs traders came to install station of trade. The place is then ideal because of it location downstream from the rapids of Lachine helping deliveries of fur by the Amerindians. The Town of Lachine was the first city connected by train with Montreal.
In 2002 the Town of Lachine was merged to Montreal and became Arrondissement Lachine
57 Pictures of Lachine, Montréal.
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Historical building and Skyscrapers in borough Lachine
Schools and Universities
| Paul Jarry School |
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| Lachine High School |
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| Très-Saint-Sacrement School |
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| 40, 16 iem Avenue |
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Churches
| Saints-Anges Gardiens de Lachine Church |
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| St. Stephen's Anglican Church Lachine |
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| Église du Tres-Saint-Sacrement Lachine |
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| Saint-André-Hubert-Fournet Church |
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Bank
| Bank of Montreal Lachine Branch |
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| Merchant's Bank of Canada |
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Public Building
| Royal Alexandra Theater |
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| Lachine Fire Station |
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| Lachine City Hall |
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| Saint-Joseph Hospital |
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Industrials Building
| Dominion Bridge Company |
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| Alexander Gordon's Fur WareHouse |
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| Bell Building Lachine |
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| Dawes and Co Brewers and Malsters II |
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Old Houses
| Le Heney's Inn |
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| Lachine Museum |
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| Quesnel House |
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| Thomas Amos Dawes House |
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Monasteries, Religious Buildings
| Ste. Anne of Lachine College |
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| Mont Saint-Anne |
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City picture : borough Lachine
Streets
| Saints-Anges Gardiens of Lachine Parish |
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| 34 iem avenue |
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| Lachine, le rivage |
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| 19 iem avenue |
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Horizons
| St. Lawrence River |
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| St. Lawrence River |
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Historical Monuments
| Nazaire Piché Monument |
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| La Salle Monument |
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