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Everyone to Parliament!

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The Present-Day Place D'Youville

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Place Royale

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Place d’Armes

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Notre-Dame Street

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Champ-de-Mars

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3D reconstruction of the Parliament’s entrance hall, with a light wood floor, beige walls, a window, and wall sconces lighting the room. At the back, a closed wooden double door; to the right, a smaller door, also closed, and a wooden bench set against the wall. A column stands at the centre of the room. Four white icons indicate different points for interaction or movement in the room. They depict a calendar, arrows, and a figure.
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Event - 1844: After Kingston, Montréal Becomes the Capital
Move - Commissioners Street – along the north side of Parliament
Move - Washroom and Sewer
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Person - André Leroux dit Cardinal

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3D reconstruction of the Parliament’s entrance hall, with a light wood floor, beige walls, and wall sconces lighting the room. On the left, a wide wooden door with glass panes; on the right, a bench and a wooden stair railing with balusters. In the centre of the room, two columns rise. A white arrow icon appears on the staircase.
Move - A central figure

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3D reconstruction of the Parliament’s entrance hall, with a light wood floor, beige walls, a window, and wall sconces lighting the room. At the back, a closed double wooden door; to the right, a smaller door, also closed, and a wooden bench set against the wall. On the left, plants in terracotta pots. A column stands in the centre of the room.

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3D reconstruction of the Parliament’s entrance hall, with a light wood floor, beige walls, and wall sconces lighting the room. On the left, a wide wooden door with glass panes; on the right, a wooden bench and a small closed wooden door. In the centre of the room, two columns rise. A white arrow icon appears on the double wooden door.
Move - Offices

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3D reconstruction of the Parliament’s entrance hall, with a light wood floor, beige walls, and wall sconces lighting the room. On the left, a wooden door with glass panes; on the right, a wooden bench, a small closed wooden door, and a window. In the centre of the room, two columns rise. A white calendar icon is placed on the floor, to the right.
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Event - After the Union: the Province of Canada