View of the Atlantic Provinces' Pavilion, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec

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People:

Unknown (photographer)
Duffus, Romans, Single & Kundzins (architectural firm)
Ojars Biskaps (consultant)
Douglas Shadbolt (consultant)
May Cutler (archive creator)

Title:

View of the Atlantic Provinces' Pavilion, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec

Date:

1967

Description:

"Atlantic Provinces at Expo 67 -- The underlying theme of the pavilion is the identification of the Atlantic provinces with the Atlantic Ocean, illustrated by large marine objects including a channel buoy and a mast with naval flags, halyards and jackstay. A major exhibit will be a yacht under construction designed along the lines of a coastal schooner. There are restaurant facilities for more than 200, including a Chowder Bar. / Les quatre provinces canadiennes de l'Atlantique, l'île [sic] du Prince-Edouard, la Nouvelle-Ecosse, le Nouveau-Brunswick et Terre-Neuve ont un pavillon commun à l'Expo 67. L'une des attractions de ce pavillon est la construction, sur place, d'un navire."--Description.

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 photograph(s)

Technique and media:

Gelatin silver print

Dimensions:

sheet: 20,32 x 25,4 cm

Reference number:

ARCH256115

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- A description (typescript) is affixed to the photograph's verso.

Inscription:

inscribed

Location:

Montréal Island of Montréal Québec Canada

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Don de May Cutler/
Gift of May Cutler

Folder Number:

CD047-01-12

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