The Victorian Legacy in Canadian Architecture
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Preserving Canada's Architectural Stories Since 2005
Heritage Archways is dedicated to exploring, documenting, and sharing Canada's rich architectural history. From the French Colonial influences in Quebec City to the Victorian elegance of Victoria, we guide you through the diverse styles that form our cultural identity.
Our team of architectural historians, preservation specialists, and passionate guides bring buildings to life through engaging tours, workshops, and educational resources.
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