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@mollygagne11-63.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 3:02 PM

Hello=) BelleAB @belleab.bsky.social

🍂🧡🍂Happy Thursday,dear BellađŸŒč!Wishing you a calm and pleasant day. Sending my warmest regards.Have a wonderful trip to my beautiful country💖See you soon!đŸ˜‰đŸ–ïžđŸ«¶đŸ’•đŸ§Ą
#Photography #Photographie #PhotographersOfBlueSky
#QuebecCity #OldQuebec #LouisSStLaurentBuilding

@mollygagne11-63.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:53 PM

Hello=) BelleAB @belleab.bsky.social

🍂🧡🍂Happy Thursday,dear BellađŸŒč!Wishing you a calm and pleasant day. Sending my warmest regards.Have a wonderful trip to my beautiful country💖See you soon!đŸ˜‰đŸ–ïžđŸ«¶đŸ’•đŸ§Ą

#Photography #Photographie #PhotographersOfBlueSky
#QuebecCity #OldQuebec #LouisSStLaurentBuilding

"The Louis S. St. Laurent Building—formerly Quebec City’s main post office—is located at 3 Passage du Chien-d’Or (at the corner of Rue de Buade and Rue du Fort) in the Upper Town of Old Quebec. Built between 1872 and 1873 by architect Pierre Gauvreau, it was expanded and remodelled between 1913 and 1919 (notably with the addition of an imposing dome on the east side). This L-shaped building, three-and-a-half stories tall and constructed of cut limestone, combines Second Empire and Beaux-Arts styles. It is named after Louis S. St. Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada from 1949 to 1958. Designated a National Historic Site, the building is an integral part of the historic urban landscape of Old Quebec. The ground floor still houses the Upper Town branch of Canada Post, while the upper floors accommodate government offices. The famous 17th-century bas-relief depicting the "Golden Dog" (*Chien d’or*) has been preserved and incorporated into the building's masonry. "L'Ă©difice Louis-S.-St-Laurent — autrefois le bureau de poste principal de QuĂ©bec — est situĂ© au 3, passage du Chien-d’Or (Ă  l’angle des rues de Buade et du Fort), dans la Haute-Ville du Vieux-QuĂ©bec. Construit entre 1872 et 1873 par l’architecte Pierre Gauvreau, il a Ă©tĂ© agrandi et remaniĂ© entre 1913 et 1919 (notamment par l’ajout d’un dĂŽme imposant du cĂŽtĂ© est). Cet Ă©difice en forme de L, haut de trois Ă©tages et demi et construit en pierre calcaire taillĂ©e, allie les styles Second Empire et Beaux-Arts. Il porte le nom de Louis S. St. Laurent, premier ministre du Canada de 1949 Ă  1958. DĂ©signĂ© lieu historique national, l’édifice fait partie intĂ©grante du paysage urbain historique du Vieux-QuĂ©bec. Le rez-de-chaussĂ©e abrite toujours la succursale de Postes Canada de la Haute-Ville, tandis que les Ă©tages supĂ©rieurs accueillent des bureaux gouvernementaux. Le cĂ©lĂšbre bas-relief du XVIIe siĂšcle reprĂ©sentant le « Chien d’or » a Ă©tĂ© conservĂ© et intĂ©grĂ© Ă  la maçonnerie de l’édifice."