Red Brick Buildings Street Lamp Gatineau Canada

Red brick buildings, a charming row of town houses in Vieux Hull (Old Hull in English), Gatineau, Québec Canada, with white text, a perfect souvenir of Hull, Québec or Canada. You can also delete or change the text, whatever your heart desires. The four buildings retain a historical look with old to new architecture, with modern touches such as the street sign, and the French windows keeping with the classic style. English, French urban and provincial, and Portuguese influences abound. Old Hull emcompasses the Island of Hull or l'Ile de Hull and is directly across the Ottawa River from Ottawa, the capital city of Canada. Old Hull was originally called Wrightville, after its founder, Philomen Wright. These buildings stand along Wright Street or Rue Wright in the heart of the old town. Many heritage buildings, old houses and unique architectural details can be found in this area. At the same time, the area is bustling with progress, and many quaint old houses have long been neglected; they are being torn down to make room for condos, government buildings and private business, which hope to improve the local economy. However, countless heritage street scenes are changing, never to be the same again. Grab a piece of history - this card is perfect for people who enjoy heritage and historical buildings, shapes and patterns of heritage houses, themes of small town charm in a growing urban centre. Original photo by local artist M Sylvia Chaume, Hull, Gatineau, Canada.