Joseph-Abraham-Gagnon Terrace was designed by Georges Emile Tanguay in the early 1900s. The row of six heritage houses is of Neo Queen Anne style.
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Old Quebec City, Quebec, CanadaMore information:
Quebec City, Quebec, Canada-July 1, 2024: Joseph-Abraham-Gagnon Terrace was designed by Georges Emile Tanguay in the early 1900s. The row of six heritage houses is of Neo Queen Anne style.