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Building's name

Schwartz's Deli


Other name: Charcuterie Hébrahique de Montréal

Location / address
3895, boulevard Saint-Laurent / St. Lawrence Blvd
Montréal
Quebec, Canada

Borough
Plateau Mont-Royal

2 Floors

Year of construction
1895

Building type
Commercial

Last update:
2008-10-07


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Schwartz's Deli

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   Historical Milestones about Montreal, What did append the same year (1895 ) See section History of Montreal
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  • The village of Outremont becomes the town of Outremont
  • he village Saint-Louis of the End Mile becomes the town of Saint-Louis

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