File:Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Québec.jpg
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Français : Cathédrale anglicane Holy Trinity, à Québec. Première cathédrale anglicane à être construite à l'extérieur des Îles britanniques, elle a influencé l'architecture religieuse au Québec. |
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| Author | Pierre-Olivier Fortin |
 | Wikipédia prend Québec This image was imported on Commons as part of the event Wikipédia prend Québec (Wikipedia Takes Quebec city) by participant number 021, Pofortin. All images from this participant are under a free license and are categorized in Wikipédia prend Québec - Participant 021. |
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