Clark and Guilbault in 1958
The Centre d’histoire looks at the snowy corner of Clark and Guilbault in 1958, and tells us a bit about Stanley Clark Bagg, who’s up there with our friend Jean-Marie Cadieux as a landowner who shaped the Plateau that we know.
For Women’s Day, four women have been named historical Quebec figures: Agathe de Saint‑Père, an early businesswoman in Montreal (and wife of Pierre Legardeur de Repentigny), soprano Emma Albani, publisher Joséphine Marchand, and Berthe Chaurès-Louard, whose social activism led to the creation of a consumer cooperative. All have history in Montreal, so I’m blogging this.
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