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Montréal – Vieux Montréal: Maison La Sauvegarde
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Maison La Sauvegarde, at 160 rue Notre-Dame Est, was built in 1811 by Nicolas Morin for the Guillon family. The first known tenant is grocer James Ferrier. Between 1842 and 1861, Jean-Louis Beaudry lived and ran his dry goods shop here. Melina Desautels bought the house in 1881, and sold it to la compagnie d’assurance vie La Sauvegarde (The Safeguard Life Assurance Company) in 1912. Until 1940, a series of merchants, barbers, innkeepers and restauranteurs used the building. From 1940 to 1943, it was home to the restaurant au Coq d’Or. In 1965, it was converted into an arts center, houses local exhibits through 1977. After a fire, it was renovated again in 1985.
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