Maison Kent - Consul General du France (Quebec City, Quebec)

Canada / Quebec / Quebec City, Quebec
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The governor of New France resided here in 1648. De Ramezay signed the capitulation of Quebec here in 1759. The Duke of Kent, the father of Queen Victoria and for whom the building is named, resided here from 1792 to 1794.

Now it is the French consul general.
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Coordinates:   46°48'41"N   71°12'23"W
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