Stepping inside Lachine Town Hall, imagine you’re transported back to 1878. The newly constructed Second Empire style building stands proudly. This is not just any town hall. This is the Lachine Town Hall, a vital hub of the community. Inside, the borough council chambers buzz with activity. Elected officials discuss important matters. Citizens gather to voice their concerns, making their mark on the future of Lachine. Today, Lachine Town Hall still serves the community. The building houses the borough office, a permit counter, and even an Accès Montréal office. Need to pay a bill? Lachine Town Hall accepts cash, checks made out to “Ville de Montréal”, and debit cards. Don’t worry about accessibility. Lachine Town Hall has accessible washrooms, a drop-off zone, an elevator, and a ground-level entrance. It’s even stroller-friendly. Feel free to connect to the free Wi-Fi, or lock up your bike at the provided bike stand. If you’re driving, paid parking is available. After exploring this historic building, consider a stroll down Boulevard Saint-Joseph. Reflect on the town hall’s significance in shaping the Lachine community. This is more than just a building. It’s a living testament to Lachine’s rich history.
Parc Dickie-Moore
Who needs a time machine when you’ve got Parc Dickie-Moore? This little slice of Parc-Extension holds a century of Montreal