Villa Les Rochers: Summer Home of Sir John A. and Lady Agnes Macdonald Villa Les Rochers: Summer Residence of Sir John A. and Lady Agnes Macdonald Canadian Heritage of Quebec
The breakfast nook at Villa Les Rochers, where one can look out the windows at the view of the Saint Lawrence River.
“An Architect Explores Villa Les Rochers”, a short documentary written and narrated by Nour Riyadh Gessoum, featuring contemporary photos and film as well as archival images. Opening image is […]
An old postcard showing Sir Henry Bate’s house, 318 rue Fraser, St. Patrick. This house was built in 1875, elaborate even for its time, sparing no decorative detail. […]
In this undated photo, St. Bartholomew’s Church and minister’s house appear to be unusually close together. Members of the minister’s family stand in front of the house which […]
The summer cottage known as Rookwood is located not far from Villa Les Rochers in old St. Patrick. Early governors general including the Moncks and the Dufferins occasionally […]
Some of the trees had begun to crowd the outside of Villa Les Rochers by 1910, during the time that Lord Shaughnessy owned the property.
The mid-summer view of the front lawn at Villa Les Rochers, c. 1995, is inviting, airy and intimate and the same time.
The front entrance of Villa Les Rochers is wide and welcoming to guests as a B&B, 1995.
View of the gallery at Villa Les Rochers, St. Patrick, Quebec in 2015. Copies of Lady Macdonald’s watercolours hang on the outside of the house, exhibited for a […]
Kenneth Molson’s estate in St. Patrick was put up for sale after his death in 1932, and this was one of the photos later used to advertise the […]
This undated coloured postcard of Villa Les Rochers was one of a number of postcards of the late Victorian era in Quebec featuring local homes of distinction.
Villa Les Rochers, c. 1883 has no known provenance although it was likely taken by James Topley, Sir John A. Macdonald’s Ottawa photographer who travelled to the Rivière-du-Loup […]