The Black Stone Monument, un lieu à la mémoire d'une tragique épopée

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The Black Stone Monument, un lieu à la mémoire d'une tragique épopée
Abstract
The Irish Commemorative Stone, commonly referred to as the Black Rock, now located at the entrance to Montreal's Victoria Bridge, was erected in 1859 by the Irish workers building the Victoria Bridge to mark the nearby mass graves where thousands of Irish famine immigrants who died of typhus in 1847 on the shores of Montreal were laid to rest. The author outlines archaeological work undertaken in the area.
Book Title
Air: archéologie du Québec: territoire et peuplement
Place
Montréal
Publisher
Éditions de l'Homme
Date
2015
Pages
182-183
Language
fr
ISBN
978-2-7619-4056-6
Citation
Balac, Anne-Marie. “The Black Stone Monument, un lieu à la mémoire d’une tragique épopée.” In Air: archéologie du Québec: territoire et peuplement, edited by Jean-Yves Pintal, Jean Provencher, and Gisèle Piédalue, 182–183. Montréal: Éditions de l’Homme, 2015.
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