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Pavilion of Judaism - Expo 67 (Pont Cosmos et Chenal Le Moyne)
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There wasn’t supposed to be a Pavilion of Judaism at Expo 67. The exposition’s commissioner general, Pierre Dupuy, had wanted to showcase all religions in a single pavilion which would underscore the “common unifying force of world religions,” as described in Gary R. Miedema’s For Canada’s Sake. Dup…
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- A contemporary photo of the Pavilion of Judaism at the 1967 Expo in Montreal, Québecitem 1967 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- A photo from the Deputy Commissioner General Robert Shaw’s visit to the Pavilion of Judaismitem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- According to the architect, Harry Stillman, the lettering on the curved scroll-like panels were an integral part of the buildingitem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Picture from the dedication ceremony on the 27th of April, 1967item 1967 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- A sculpture entitled “The Procession” by Elbert Weinberg adorned the lawn in front of the Pavilion of Judaismitem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- One of the most striking features present within the Pavilion of Judaism, was its memorial to the Holocaustitem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Built over 30 years by a Romanian couple who came to Canada in 1952, Lazare and Suzette Halberthal’s reproduction the Jerusalem Temple’s (sources differs on…item 1952 · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
- Harry Stillman with a model of his first “Moorish” inspired designed for the Pavilion of Judaism. Photo from Montreal Staritem · Museum of Jewish MontrealDigitized
