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Detail of family of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of a windmill on the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of birds of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of a bird of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of a duck of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of family of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC

Detail of a dog of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of a map and windmill on the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detail of a dog holding a newspaper of the mural on the wall of the grocery store, in the Pointe Claire Village Montreal QC Royalty Free Stock Photo

This important historical mural was commissioned to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Pointe Claire Village. The mural, stretching approximately 50 metres, covers the entire west wall of a small grocery store in the heart of the present day village of Pointe Claire.