Old Ogilvy Store , Images

Your votes for this building This building is... 1 :   please destroys this building! 2 :   ugly: need major restoration, otherwise… 3 :   not very beautiful. 4 :   common. 5 :   ok but Just for saying that this building is not common. 6 :   beautiful building but not very original. 7 :   pleasant, elegant building which improves its immediate environment 8 :   among most beautiful building of its category. 9 :   among most beautiful building of Montreal. 10 :   a master peace and should be known across the world. Choose12345678910 Commercial : 9.5 / 10 - 4 votes Building's name Old Ogilvy Store Location / address 1251, Street Sainte-catherine West/ de la Montagne Montréal Quebec, Canada Borough Ville-Marie (Downtown) 3 Floors Architect David Ogilvy   Year of construction 1895 Building type Commercial Last update: 2008-04-07 More pictures Partager CodeIMTL 2820  View this building on satellite map (without leaving this page)

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