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This file contains architectural and design drawings of the Man the Provider theme pavilion that was designed and built for Expo 67. This structure was a temporary Canadian government-sponsored pavilion located in Expo Area: Ile Notre-Dame. The Man the Provider complex was devoted to agricultural exhibits and covered seven and a half acres of land. It was made up of ten open pavilions set into sculpted mounds of structurally reinforced earth covered with grass and grouped around the Sun Acre. The owner and contracting body of this building was the Canadian Corporation for the 1967 World Exhibition. The design architect was Longpré, Marchand, Goudreau, Dobush, Stewart, Bourke, Montreal. Project Type: C.C.W.E. Projects = Projets de la C.C.E.U.

Project No. 4-51 - General = Général (Contract No. 200-669-1); Project No. 4-51B - Lounge = Salon (Contract No. 200-669-9); Project No. 4-51C - Sun Acre = Les arpents ensoleillés; Project No. 4-51D - Extension (Contract No. 200-669-24); Project No. 4-52 - Exhibits = Stands (Contract No. 200-798); Project No. 4-182 - Animal Enclosures = Enclos d'animaux (Contract No. 200-1246).

Some drawings for this structure were microfilmed in 1968 and can be found on microfilm reel M-1540, frames F1--F155, F248--F299, F156--F238, F300-F309, F239--F247.