Parc Saint-Louis-3 by MagikUnicorn
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Parc St-Louis-3
Old Historical part of the "Fort Rolland"
Fort-Rolland was built by François LeNoir (known as Rolland because of his father, Rolland LeNoir) around 1670 to fortify an important trading post. Built with wooden stakes, the fort was guarded by a small garrison. The bodies of several victims of the August 5, 1689 massacre by the Iroquois/Mohawks (The Lachine massacre) were found at the foot of the stronghold.
The Lachine Massacre
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Magik
Comments (44)
Excellent composition, stone texture and light!!!
La photo superbe de votre série de parc que j'apprécie tant. Le merci aussi pour les données de base Magik.
Fantastic photos Magik ... great for backgrounds ... cool stone structure here ... Antonio !!!
Excellent shot, fantastic details and beautiful light
superb photographic skill displayed!
Beautiful composition. excellent image!!
Hi Magik I like this capture warm hug, Linda
Merçi de nous rappeler cette histoire historique! Le mur de pierre est fantastique.(y fait cho cho..lol) :)
Beautiful shot!!!!!
Excellent capture mate, very nice perspective and lighting
Fantastic pic! Thanks for more info! (:
c'est vraiment très joli.
Super photo Magik! I love old forts and castles :)
Belle capture, belle histoire, belle photo!
Superbe photo ! Bravo !
Magik, this is one cool capture! I love old historical buildings! Lea
Love the stone wall, excellent!
Fantastic shot and very interesting information!
I would not have wanted to find myself on either side of that wall in 1689! :[ Beautiful stone wall though!
Very good picture again erland
so interesting... thanks for sharing.
Splendid. 5+.
Extraordinary...Splendid Imagery...(*every one) +5
yup.... time to move to Montreal..... you don't still have that "Moving Day" tradition going do you? ;-)
cool looking
Fantastic place and capture!! Well done.
Soberba foto deste marco histórico meu amigo. Obrigado pela descrição, aplausos (5)
Wonderful capture and history
Great place!! Excellent shot!!
Wonderful photo and thanks for the info ! *** H u g s ***