Image: Maison Chénier-Sauvé 1
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Description: The Chénier-Sauvé house, built by 1890, is a representative example of the bourgeois residences built in the end of the XIXth century and is lived by several politicians in particular Arthur Sauvé ( 1874-1944 ), his son and Prime Minister of Quebec Paul Sauvé ( 1907-1960 ) as well as Pierre de Bellefeuille, deputy in the National Assembly from 1976 to 1985.
Title: Maison Chénier-Sauvé 1
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