The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) invites you to its History of Ships exhibition, which welcomes the public since July 19, 2017. The exhibition is being held at the Port Centre on the second floor of the new Cruise Terminal on Alexandra Pier, at 200 De la Commune Street, Montreal. Admission is be free.
This exhibition presents the Port of Montreal’s rich history and its pivotal role in the socio-economic development of Montreal, Quebec and Canada. It marks the opening of the first interpretation centre on port activities in Quebec.
Models of ships from different time periods illustrating the various types of cargo, including passenger transport, will be on display in the exhibition hall. Also featured are displays of textual and visual information presenting the Port’s progressive development in its operations as well as its infrastructure and facilities, from the early 20th century to the present day.
To celebrate all the 2017 festivities, the Port of Montreal wants to show that historically, it has been a key player in the past and the present, and is resolutely focused on the future.
For more information regarding the exhibition, visit the Port of Montreal’s website by clicking here.