Archives de Montréal

The Archives de la Ville de Montréal serves as a vital repository for the city’s historical documents and photographs, offering a rich glimpse into Montréal's urban evolution and heritage. Established to preserve and promote the city's archives, this institution features a vast collection that includes hundreds of thousands of photographs and extensive records related to urban planning and habitation from the 20th century.

Through its online platform, the Archives continuously makes new resources available, allowing researchers, historians, and the general public to explore themes such as the transformation of neighborhoods and significant historical events. Notable documents include the fonds d’archives from the Société de développement économique Plaza St-Hubert and collections from prominent photographers like Robert Millet.

The Archives also engages with the community through social media, showcasing exceptional archival materials while providing updates on newly accessible resources. Commitment to digitization ensures that the city’s rich past remains accessible for future generations. Follow them on Instagram for an engaging journey through Montréal’s vibrant history.