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
Sir John A Macdonald, photographed in his office at Earnscliffe, his Ottawa residence, 1888.
Lord Dufferin, nearing the end of his six-year tenure as Governor General, was photographed in Ottawa by William James Topley in 1878.
Sir Hector-Louis Langevin, one of the Fathers of Confederation and a Minister in Sir John A. Macdonald’s government, was photographed in Ottawa in July 1873, by William James […]
Sir Joseph-Philippe-René-Adolphe Caron, M.P. (Quebec Country) (1843 – 1908) was photographed in May 1873. He was Sir John A. Macdonald’s Minister of Militia and enjoyed spending summers in […]
The Macdonalds were for many decades, close friends of the Sir Leonard Tilley and his family. This photo, taken by Herbert Tilley, was published in “The Life and […]
Hewitt Bernard, brother of Lady Agnes Macdonald, worked as Sir John A. Macdonald’s private secretary for many years early in his career. In May 1868 Bernard was photographed […]
Louisa Macdonald, sister of Sir John A. Macdonald, remained close to her brother for all their lives; she died two years before him, in 1889.
Lady Agnes Macdonald and her infant daughter Mary were photographed by William James Topley in Ottawa June 1869. Mary, diagnosed with hydrocephalus, and who would be Sir John […]
This dignified, serene oil portrait of James Coristine was painted by J.C. Forbes in 1881.
Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent was photographed by George Nakash in Ottawa, c. 1955.
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 […]
William Collis Meredith, Chief Justice of the Quebec Superior Court, and his family were amongst the earliest summer residents in St. Patrick. Here he is photographed with one […]