Dufferin Terrace & Chateau Frontenac
081223C7173
The canons, kiosks and the end of the toboggan slide on the Dufferin Terrace beside the Chateau Frontenac hotel in the City of Quebec. The Terrace (built in 1878) and the hotel (built/opened in 1893) stand on the site of the remnants of the residences of the Govenors of New France and/or British Colony - a location which was recognized as the "Saint-Louis Forts and Châteaux National Historic Site of Canada" in 2001 (see: http://www.pc.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/qc/saintlouisforts/natcul/natcul1_e.asp for more info)
Note: Not released. Publisher takes full responsibility of ensuring persons or private property are not recognizable if image is to be used for commercial purposes and assumes all risks associated with such publication.
- Copyright: Ron Erwin
- Contact: images@ronerwin.com
- Original: digital
- Orientation: horizontal
- Tiff Size Available: 60MB
- Uploaded: September 27 2010
- Keywords:
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