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#17 Views of the lighthouse and the letters EXPO 67 taken from the Jacques-Cartier-Henri Remillard bridge, 1963

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#17 Views of the lighthouse and the letters EXPO 67 taken from the Jacques-Cartier-Henri Remillard bridge, 1963

Stunning Photos from the Expo 1967 in Montreal that brought 50 Million Visitors

#17 Views of the lighthouse and the letters EXPO 67 taken from the Jacques-Cartier-Henri Remillard bridge, 1963

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