Pavillon de la France, Montréal, Qc
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N 45° 30.318 W 073° 31.580
18T E 615121 N 5040141
Représentation du Pavillon de la france à terre des hommes 1967
Waymark Code: WMDCW6
Location: Québec, Canada
Date Posted: 12/26/2011
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Ici nous retrouvons un des plus grands pavillons de cette exposition, le PAVILLON DE LA FRANCE.
L'Expo 67 de Montréal est une exposition universelle (de catégorie A) tenue en 1967 sur le thème de « Terre des Hommes » (anglais : Man and his World).
Une fois l’expo Universelle Terre des Hommes terminé on aménage l'ancien pavillon de la France en centre d'expositions temporaires qui porte le nom de Palais des Civilisations. Le public peut voir de grandes expositions comme Ramses II et son temps en 1985 suivi de Chine, trésors et splendeurs ainsi que L'or des cavaliers thraces. Vers 1990 on y présente une exposition d'envergure sur le monde du cinéma intitulée Cité-Cinés où les visiteurs peuvent littéralement traverser différents décors de films en passant même par les toits de Paris.
Par la suite en 1993 le pavillon devient officiellement le premier casino au Québec, il est toujours utiliser come casino (2011-2012)
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Here we find one of the largest pavilions of the exhibition, the FLAG OF FRANCE.
Expo 67 in Montreal is a World's Fair (Class A) held in 1967 on the theme "Man and His World" (English: Man and his World).
After the Expo ended on Man and landscape the old flag of France in the center for temporary exhibitions, which is called the Palace of Civilizations. The public can see major exhibitions such as Ramses II and his time in 1985 followed by China, treasures and splendours and the golden Thracian horsemen. By 1990 it presents a major exhibition on the world of cinema called City-Cinés where visitors can literally go through different movie sets, passing even the roofs of Paris.
Subsequently in 1993 the flag officially became the first casino in Quebec, it is still used casino come (2011-2012)
Stamp Issuing Country: France
Date of Issue: 1967
Denomination: 0,60
Color: brown and green
Stamp Type: Single Stamp
Relevant Web Site: Not listed
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