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Frozen Festivals: Ceremony and the Carnaval in Montreal Winter Carnivals, 1883-1889
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Frozen Festivals: Ceremony and the Carnaval in Montreal Winter Carnivals, 1883-1889
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Abstract |
A study of the rise and demise of Montreal winter carnivals during the 1880s. The idea of hosting a winter carnival in the city is attributed to R.D. McGibbon, a member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association. Montreal carnivals ceased to exist after 1889 when businessmen no longer saw the economic advantage of these festivals.
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Sport History Review
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Vol. 27
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no. 2
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173-190
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November 1996
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Language |
en
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Citation |
Morrow, Don. “Frozen Festivals: Ceremony and the Carnaval in Montreal Winter Carnivals, 1883-1889.” Sport History Review Vol. 27, no. 2 (November 1996): 173–190.
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