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Map of Contrecœur in 1896

The map shows the town of Contrecœur, as drawn in 1896 by Charles Edward Goad. To the left, we see the St. Lawrence River. In blue, in the middle of the map, is the Sainte-Trinité church. Rectangles identify houses and buildings scattered around Front, St-Antoine, St-François Xavier and Nouvelle Streets.

Goad, Chas. E. (Charles Edward) , BANQ,

http://collections.banq.qc.ca/ark:/52327/2244334

The above image shows an 1896 map of the town of Contrecœur.  Only St‑Antoine Street still bears the same name.  St-François Xavier Street is now Ducharme. As for Front Street, it corresponds today to Marie-Victorin Road, also known as Road 132.