Place Ste-Foy Mall
Quebec, Canada - 1965
Had another from this mall and figured now would be the perfect time to post it, following up on yesterday's. This is the Laval Court.
Place Ste-Foy's current website.
posted by Keith @ 4/05/2006
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Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Quebec, Canada - 1965
Had another from this mall and figured now would be the perfect time to post it, following up on yesterday's. This is the Laval Court.
Place Ste-Foy's current website.
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3 Comments:
I second that. I love the ceiling sculpture.
AWESOME...looks more like an art gallery than a shopping mall. Very Art Deco.
Wow, this one has changed A LOT!
It's still a thriving mall and now targeting a rather high-income class of people.
Awesome!
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