Queen Elizabeth II passed away at Balmoral Castle on Sept. 8, 2022. Her state funeral
will take place at Westminster Abbey on Sept. 19. (Photo from the Royal Family via Facebook) 
The bell tower of the former St. Matthew’s Anglican
Church on Rue Saint-Jean is still active as members of the
Quebec City Guild of Change Ringers have the right to
hold regular practices there and ring on special occasions,
such as the death of Queen Elizabeth II. There are eight
large bells in the top section of the large, square tower;
the ringing chamber is in the middle, where the small, narrow windows are located. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
Prince Philip and then-Premier Maurice Duplessis walk a respectful distance behind Princess Elizabeth as they enter the National Assembly, then known as the Legislative Assembly. (Photo from the W.B. Edwards archive) 
Rue D’Auteuil runs uphill from Rue McMahon to the intersection of Rue Sainte-Geneviève
and Rue Saint-Denis at the foot of the Quebec Citadelle. The Esplanade Park and the
ramparts of Quebec City are on the right in this photo. (Screenshot from Google Maps) 
This photo shows how the Champlain Market looked before it was destroyed by fire in 1910. (Wikimedia Commons – Public domain)