Web preview · 144px high1952 Quebec, Canada: 8mm mid-pan showing upper-story arched windows, white decorative cornice, and a figure among yellow chairs on the balcony.
Camera tilting upward; arched windows and white cornice fill the frame with a figure among yellow chairs visible on the upper terrace.

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Camera tilting upward; arched windows and white cornice fill the frame with a figure among yellow chairs visible on the upper terrace — Quebec, 1952

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1952
Location
Quebec, Canada
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Still 3 · 3.20s into the source clip
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1952 Quebec, Canada: 8mm mid-pan showing upper-story arched windows, white decorative cornice, and a figure among yellow chairs on the balcony.

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Quebec Canada-1952: Person Arranging Yellow Chairs on Balcony

Quebec Canada-1952: Person Arranging Yellow Chairs on Balcony

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Source format: 8mm.

Browse the collection: 1952 Quebec Canada.

Date documentation · estimated

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Source reel 1570

Reel label: dr. mc petersen

Year note: 1952

Location note: florida,washington dc,canada

Period detail

Period dress, mid-century automobiles, yellow canvas awnings, and ornate red-brick commercial architecture are consistent with the stated 1952 Quebec setting.

Film character

Warm, saturated color palette, visible film grain, and subtle gate weave give the footage the characteristic look of well-preserved early-1950s 8mm home-movie stock.

Historical context

The monumental brick facade, yellow café-style terrace furniture, and well-dressed midday pedestrians may reflect post-war urban prosperity visible in early-1950s Canadian cities.

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Multiple pedestrians have potentially identifiable faces; standard editorial caution applies for commercial use; no logos are clearly legible; building property rights unverified.

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