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Building's name

Snowdon Theatre


Location / address
Décarie

  Near Metro station Snowdon
Borough
Côte-des-neiges

3 Floors

Architect


Daniel John Crighton  
Year of construction
1936

Building type
Public Building

Last update:
2008-08-01

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Snowdon Theatre

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