Category: School

Saint-Patrice Academy (from 1898 to 1914)

Saint-Patrice Academy was founded in 1895 in the College Street School building which had been built in 1884. In 1898, the building was expanded at the request of […]

Saint-Patrice Academy (from 1915 to 1934)

In 1914, the wooden building that housed Saint-Patrice Academy was sold and relocated a little further up on College Street to allow for the construction of a new […]

Sacré-Cœur Convent (from 1944 to 1974)

«In 1944, a construction project added a wing to the south (…) for a large recreation room and seven additional classrooms. A few years later, (1947-1949), restoration of […]

First Boys’ School in the Eastern District (1923)

Photograph of the first boys’ school in the Eastern district, located in the residence at 224 Sainte-Marie Street. Founded in 1922 by the Sainte-Marguerite School Board, it was […]

First girls’ school in the east district (1923)

“In 1944, a construction project added a wing to the south (…) for a large recreation room and seven additional classrooms. A few years later, (1947-1949), restoration of […]

Saint-Patrice Academy (from 1934 to 1960)

In 1934, Saint-Patrice Academy was expanded to the east. This expansion, visible on the above photograph, did not generate unanimity in Magog. In fact, it created a major […]

Tryon School (n.d.)

This school took its name from the Tryon Family. The family owned land on Fitch Bay Road where the school in question was located.

Classical Externat of Magog (n.d.)

A classical day school offers the eight years of the classical course, which then allows access to the university.

Students of Saint-Patrice Academy (circa 1914-1934)

Magog High School (n.d.)

In 1929, the old wooden building that had housed the Magog Academy since 1856 was sold and moved. The municipality of Magog purchased a portion of the building from the […]

Sainte-Marguerite College (n.d.)

Ste. Marguerite Convent (from 1928 to 1934)

Original Sainte-Marguerite building before its expansion 1934. The extension is visible on this picture (#7).