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A French-Colonial Home in Quebec Is Restored and Expanded
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A French-Colonial Home in Quebec Is Restored and Expanded
Since its construction, the modest fieldstone residence dubbed Maison Aubé has witnessed the storied lives of countless occupants. Built in 1811 on the north shore of the Rivière des Mille Îles in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, the two-storey French-colonial structure eventually fell into the hands of painter Geneviève Jost, who commissioned the first of many additions to the complex. When its current owners took possession, they knew the piecemeal ren…
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