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Français : Le bastion Saint-Louis en 1935-1936, alors qu’il subissait une restauration. À gauche, à l’arrière-plan, on distingue la croix du Sacrifice
Le bastion Saint-Louis
« Les promeneurs de la rue Saint-Louis ont sans doute remarqué que le bastion Saint-Louis du Lieu historique national des Fortifications-de-Québec subit actuellement une cure de rajeunissement. Il s’agit du bastion qui est situé à l’entrée des plaines d’Abraham, immédiatement face à la croix du Sacrifice. Ses deux faces sont en restauration. Ce n’est pas la première fois qu’il a droit à ce traitement. Une fortification est constituée d’une masse de terre soutenue par un mur de maçonnerie. C’est sur ce mur qu’on intervient présentement. Au début des année 1980, on avait réparé la face arrière de ce mur. Auparavant, en 1935-1936, on avait réparé l’avant du mur, celui qui est apparent depuis les plaines. On avait alors retiré le parement de pierres de taille derrière lequel on avait coulé du béton. On croyait alors bien faire. Cependant, on sait aujourd’hui que le béton et la maçonnerie ne font pas bon ménage. En effet, cette masse crée une poussée qui fait déverser le mur vers l’extérieur. C’est donc cette masse de béton qu’on s’active maintenant à retirer. Si on se fie aux données historiques, au final, ce mur devrait résister une autre cinquantaine d’années avant que Parcs Canada ne doive intervenir de nouveau. » – Société historique de Québec
Date between 1935 and 1936
date QS:P,+1935-00-00T00:00:00Z/8,P1319,+1935-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1326,+1936-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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Author Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, C-079354.

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