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 late Victorian period was an age in which many posters were designed to promote tourism and train travel. The advertising featured stylized fonts and original art. The […]
This prescription for Sir John A. Macdonald, 1883, addressed unspecified, ongoing gastric issues. Among the ingredients the chemist is directed to use for the remedy mixture are iron, […]
Hand-written letter from Sir John A. Macdonald to his cousin Minnie from Villa Les Rochers, dated July 1884. In his letter he mentions having received her last note, […]
Hand-coloured archival map of the lower Saint Lawrence region, “Carte du Cours du Fleuve de St. Laurent, 1757” showing rivers, lakes and topography of the north and south […]
Historical text from an 1887 edition of the Quebec Morning Chronicle, offering a house in St. Patrick “lately occupied by Sir John A. Macdonald” for rent for the […]
Telegram to Prime Minister John A. Macdonald from William van Horne, announcing the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway. “Thanks to your far-seeing policy and heartwarming support […]
“The Old Flag, the Old Policy, the Old Leader” is a poster (unsigned & anonymous) used during Sir John A.’s last political campaign in 1890.
Royal Proclamation – Reproduced in One hundred and twenty Canadian historical pictures, portraits, and documents, from the Dominion Archives and other sources : selected from the reproductions made for ‘Canada and its […]
Hand-coloured and black and white postcards from Rivière-du-Loup were popular in the late Victorian age when people of means spent their summers in this area.