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Category: Residential

Michel Roy Said to Be Châtellerault and Françoise Hobbé with Their Children

Michel Roy Said to Be Châtellerault and Françoise Hobbé with Their Children

The colonial houses are quite basic, and many have to settle for very simple facilities even though most of the families have many children.
Colonist House

Colonist House

The settlement of the first colonists is quite basic and requires hard work, including the clearing of the forest environment.
Interior of the Home of Michel Roy Said to be Châtellerault

Interior of the Home of Michel Roy Said to be Châtellerault

The inhabitants’ houses were basic and sparsely furnished as this picture of Michel Roy’s kitchen demonstrates.
The Ross-Marcotte House

The Ross-Marcotte House

This house was built by Georges McIntosh Ross, father of John Jones Ross. The latter was born here and lived in the house for a few years.
J. A. Rousseau’s House

J. A. Rousseau’s House

J.A. Rousseau built this Victorian house around 1885 in Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade. It is located at 51, rue d’Orvilliers.