In Québec, entrances to the 2 residences of 2366, the top and the bottom.

It seems like a bad picture of a staircase but I am mostly interested in the situation of the bottom door.

 

"We can hardly imagine the unusual lifestyles of these French Canadians, even as we stand here taking pictures of their residences," I said as I took pictures. "The lifestyles of the people in the bottom residence especially."

 

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In Montréal on June 1st, 2018, a duplex on the east side (locally the "south" side) of Rue Coursol between Rue Vinet and Rue Dominion.

 

2366 is classified as a duplex by the online Ville de Montréal rôle d'évaluation foncière (property assessment roll), which also states that both 2366 and 2370 were built circa 1875.

 

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