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Victoria Pier, Montreal Harbour, Montreal, Canada, 1929

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Lithograph

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The view looks across Montreal Harbour to Victoria Pier, with steamships docked along the quay beside a long transit shed. A clock tower and a bridge appear in the distance. Victoria Pier formed a basin at the foot of St. Mary's Current on the St. Lawrence River and was part of Montreal's ocean-going harbour. Its docks served Canada Steamship Lines' St. Lawrence cruise boats. In the late 1920s Montreal was a leading grain port and the second-largest seaport on the continent after New York, with concrete piers, freight sheds, grain elevators, and a terminal railroad serving the waterfront.

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PublisherFolkard Company of Canada Limited
Series23
ConditionGood
Place depictedVictoria Pier, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Place depictedMontreal Harbour, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
NotesFold-out card with perforated tear-off edges; horizontal fold crease; printed in Canada; copyright 1929. No postmark. Blank, unused back of a fold-over souvenir card ("to open fold and tear off"); printed copyright 1929 on the picture side; linen-textured stock with a white border; light toning/edge wear along the fold.

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Victoria Pier, Montreal Harbour, Montreal, Canada, 1929, postcard, c. 1929. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/victoria-pier-montreal-harbour-montreal-canada-1929. Accessed November 2, 2026.