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A Group of Girls on the Steps of Maisonneuve’s Former Town Hall, 1921

Black and white photograph depicting about forty girls arranged in four rows on the stone steps leading to the main door of the stone building.

Archives de l’Atelier d’histoire Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, 1921

Between the annexation of the town of Maisonneuve by Montréal in 1918 and the relocation of the Radium Institute to the new borough in 1926, the old Town Hall building was used as an annex for the Saint-Nom-de-Jésus, an all-girl school.