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Dog sled and children

Gaudreau Country School (ca. 1911-1912)

The Gaudreau Country School, photograph taken ca. 1911-1912, was likely located on Ayer’s Cliff Road (Magog Country). The teacher (in white, at the back) is Bertha Edith Donigan.

Doctor Armand Voyer

Dr. Armand Voyer (1900-1994) strongly identified with the Eastern district where he practised medicine and where he lived for almost sixty years.[1]. He opened his consulting office in […]

Card of Appreciation Granted to John O. Donigan

John Owen Donigan attended Ives Country School (Magog County) during the 1870s. Below, a card of appreciation of his academic performance dated 1879 and signed by his teacher, […]

Saint-Patrice Chapel (n.d.)

Saint-Patrice Chapel was built in 1860 and consecrated in 1861. It was the first religious building of the Catholic faith in Magog. Its sacristy welcomed the Catholic School […]

The Merry House

The second Merry house was built in 1821. Of American vernacular style, it is still present in the 2018 Magog landscape at the corner of Merry Street and […]

The Little Red Schoolhouse

The “little red schoolhouse” (in mauve on the plan) was the first school built in Magog in 1824. It was well-established on Main Street (now called rue Principale), between […]

The Magog Academy oriented on St-Patrice Street (n.d.)

The Magog Academy was built in 1855-1856 on a rectangular lot perpendicular to Main Street. The Academy was erected to the rear of the lot with its façade […]

The Magog Academy Facing Main Street

The Magog Academy was built in 1855-1856 on a rectangular lot perpendicular to Main Street. The Academy was erected to the rear of the lot with its façade […]

Photograph of the Home of L.A. Audet

The building that became the home of Louis Avila Audet in 1884 had, in fact, been built three years before, in 1881, by the Magog Catholic School Board. […]

9th and 10th year students at Magog Academy (1906-1907)