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Encyclopedia > List of Quebec architects

This is a list of architects from Quebec, Canada.

  • Jean Baillairgé
  • François Baillairgé
  • Thomas Baillairgé
  • Charles Baillairgé
  • Claude Baillif
  • François-Xavier Berlinguet
  • Victor Bourgeau
  • Gaspart Chaussegros de Léry
  • Ernest Cormier
  • Robert Henry MacDonald
  • Edward Maxwell
  • William Sutherland Maxwell
  • Percy Erskine Nobbs
  • James O'Donnell
  • John Ostell
  • David Ouellet
  • Joseph-Ferdinand Peachy
  • Louis-Amable Quévillon
  • George Allen Ross
  • Eugène-Étienne Taché
  • John Wells

External links

Quebec Religious Heritage Foundation (http://www.patrimoine-religieux.qc.ca/)


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