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The Smith Shop-House

A classical-style stone house stands at the centre, its façade featuring two large ground-floor entrances. It has three storeys, including a first floor with a window framed by columns supporting a decorative pediment, and smaller windows on the upper level. Two four-storey stone buildings with large windows flank the house.

Mathieu Gagnon, Pointe-à-Callière.

Around 1845, this shop-house was built for merchant Hosea B. Smith. As was often the case in Montréal between 1820 and 1850, it had a shop on the ground floor and living space on the upper floors. At Smith’s store, fine porcelain and glassware were sold. Later, the building changed purpose: owned by the Canada Screw Company from 1927 to 1944, it then became a popular snack bar that served customers until 1977.