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Cherrier Street, Montreal

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Cherrier Street

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Beautiful street lined with Victorian houses well preserved, this short street from the Rue La Fontaine finish perpendicular to Saint-Denis. It was named in honor of Como Seraphin Cherrier, a lawyer captured during the rebellion of 1837.

1878 : Opening year of this street or name change

Boroughs / districts where theses pictures where taken : Plateau Mont-Royal, Downtown, Ouest de l'Ile

CODEIMTL 4044 : Last update of this page 2009-11-06 | 3772 hits on this page since 2010/12/31

Reference book: Les Rues de Montréal, répertoire Historique see

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Pictures taken on this street

Contextual Graff

Cherrier / Saint-Hubert

Sherbrooke / Cherrier

Cherrier Street corner Sherbrooke

Victorian Style

Cherrier Street

Louis Francoeur Monument

Historical buildings and skysrapers on this street

Le Cherrier sur Parc

Agora de la Danse

Espace Jeunesse School

Saint-Raphael de lile Bizard Church

Duplex Victorian

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Montreal's streets : some facts Source ville.montreal.qc.ca

Sherbrooke Street is also the provincial road 138
Since Montreal include some suburb towns, there are three series of avenues (three 1st avenues!)
The Côte Saint-Antoine road is the oldest track on the island that still in use. It was used by the native Amerindians to bypass the mountain