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KALM AND HOUSES IN QUEBEC

”Most of the houses in Quebec are built of stone„


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DATE:14th July 2014
PHOTOGRAPHER:Lars Hansen
ADDED:22/08/2014
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JOURNALS ETC: Linnaeus Apostles Global Science & Adventure, Volume 3, Book 2, Page 738
CONTENT: Kalm showed a continuing interest for architectural features, constructions and traditions during his journey and in Quebec he was particularly detailed in his descriptions which stretched over several pages – ‘Most of the houses in Quebec are built of stone…’. A number of these houses are still preserved today in the lower city of Quebec, built before Kalm’s visit in 1749. This close-up study of the stone wall is one representative example.
GEO-LOCATION:WGS84(46.81316, -71.20273)




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