The Architect · Hélène · Montréal
Gare Windsor
This is the city's great statement of railway-age confidence: a hulking 1889 Richardsonian Romanesque station in rough-faced grey stone, all heavy arches and solidity. Trains no longer use it, but the concourse survives. Step in to read the muscular stonework and the great hall, free.
An 1889 Richardsonian Romanesque railway station in rough grey stone — a monument of Canada's railway age, now an event and office hall.
— Hélène, The Architect
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