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== Wiki Loves Monuments : And the winner is... ==
[[File:Chapelle des Indiens, Tadoussac, Québec.jpg|thumb|Tadoussac Chapel was built between 1747 and 1750 (it is also the oldest wooden church in North America) - Quebec. Tadoussac Chapel WAS built entre 1747 and 1750 (it est aussi The Oldest wooden church in North America) - Quebec.]]
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You can see more details on the collection on Wikimedia Commons.

Philip Hatfield (Curator, Canadian Collections, British Library) and Andrew Gray (former Wikipedian in Residence, British Library) Funding for the project was given by Wikimedia UK and by the British Library Eccles Centre for American Studies.

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