Sir George-Étienne Cartier National Historic Site Review

Passing by, I saw the cartier written outside the sign, so I took a closer look. I thought it was a jewelry exhibition, but it was actually another cartier. This often held some operas and performances.

The inside is not big, the small room in the east roughly introduced the life of the 19th century people, and the second-floor bungalow in the west was arranged to look like the home of Sir Cartier in the 19th century, showing the style of the room, layout and the habits of the appliances at that time.

The National Historic Site of Sir George Etienne Cartier is a museum in Old Montreal that has a long history and was built to commemorate the life and achievements of Sir George Etienne Cartier. The reconstruction of the Cartier family estate was completed on the basis of ancient buildings left over by the upper middle class in Montreal in the nineteenth century, and added to the knowledge of service and theatre performances. The Cartier Jazz Estate was recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada in 1964.

The building is a historic building to commemorate the life and achievements of Sir George Cartier. The reconstruction was completed on the basis of the architecture left over from the upper middle class in Montreal in the 19th century.

The National Historic Site of Sir George Etienne Cartier is a museum in Old Montreal that has a long history and was built to commemorate the life and achievements of Sir George Etienne Cartier. The reconstruction of the Cartier family estate was completed on the basis of ancient buildings left over by the upper middle class in Montreal in the nineteenth century, and added to the knowledge of service and theatre performances. The Cartier Jazz Estate was recognized as a National Historic Site of Canada in 1964.