Description: View of Union Station (La Gare Union) in Quebec City, Canada, built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1915-16. The imposing chateau-style building features a steep green copper roof, corner turrets, a prominent clock tower, and arched entrances typical of CPR railway architecture. This station served as a key rail hub in Quebec and remains a notable example of early 20th-century Canadian railway architecture.
Publisher: C.L.C. (Librairie Carneau, Quebec) — Canadian Art Deqtone Series, made in Canada.
Posted: Posted in 1941 from Quebec, P.Q., Canada. Addressed to Mrs. R. Plough, 81 Rosewood Drive, San Francisco, California. The handwritten message is partially legible and appears to be a brief personal note.
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