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Harry Ship - Chez Parée
Known as the “King of Montreal Gamblers,” Harry Ship (1913–1998) operated one of Montreal’s most notorious and prestigious gambling rackets in the 1940s. This era...
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Business
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Harry Ship - Tic-Toc Club
Known as the “King of Montreal Gamblers,” Harry Ship (1913–1998) operated one of Montreal’s most notorious and prestigious gambling rackets in the 1940s. This era...
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Harry Ship - BonFire Restaurant
Known as the “King of Montreal Gamblers,” Harry Ship (1913–1998) operated one of Montreal’s most notorious and prestigious gambling rackets in the 1940s. This era...
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Harry Ship - Club Social Alexandre
Known as the “King of Montreal Gamblers,” Harry Ship (1913–1998) operated one of Montreal’s most notorious and prestigious gambling rackets in the 1940s. This era...
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Harry Ship - Mount Royal Bridge Club
Known as the “King of Montreal Gamblers,” Harry Ship (1913–1998) operated one of Montreal’s most notorious and prestigious gambling rackets in the 1940s. This era...
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Harry Ship - Residence
Known as the “King of Montreal Gamblers,” Harry Ship (1913–1998) operated one of Montreal’s most notorious and prestigious gambling rackets in the 1940s. This era...
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The Three Men from Lancaster: Noah Friedman, Harris Kellert and Solomon Levinson - H. Kellert & Son, wholesale clothiers
By the 1880s, these three Montreal-based Jewish businessmen were the owners of some of the largest garment factories in the country. After emigrating from Eastern...
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Benjamin Hart
Benjamin Hart (1779-1855) was a merchant, prosperous businessman, militia officer and well-regarded justice of the peace. Son of the prominent Trois-Rivières merchant Aaron Hart, he...
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Benjamin Hart
Benjamin Hart (1779-1855) was a merchant, prosperous businessman, militia officer and well-regarded justice of the peace. Son of the prominent Trois-Rivières merchant Aaron Hart, he...
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Samuel Bronfman - Residence
Liquor baron and entrepreneur, president of Canadian Jewish Congress (CJC) during its most critical years, philanthropist and supporter of Israel, Samuel Bronfman (1891–1971) was the...