Neptune Inn at the foot of Côte-de-la-Montagne Street, looking toward the parliament
The Neptune Inn pictured here was the first of two versions of the renowned inn at this location. Its owner was a man named William Arrowsmith. He began touting it in 1809 as a “house of public entertainment.” Citizens, passers-by and curious onlookers share a busy Côte-de-la-Montagne Street under the watchful eye of God Neptune.
James Pattison Cockburn
Library and Archives Canada
Document in the public domain (free of copyright) - Acc. No. 1970-188-324 - W.H. Coverdale Collection of Canadiana Coverdale Collection of Canadiana - Date: 1830
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