W.C. Gaudet and Willie Angus, Senneville, June 1900

W.C. Gaudet and Willie Angus, Senneville, June 1900 .
McGill Library Islamic Lithographs digital collection. http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/islamic_lithographs/fullrecord.php?ID=1192. Web. 19 July, 2024. PDF file.

A man identified as W.C. Gaudet (top) and William Angus (bottom) at or near "Pine Bluff" in Senneville, Quebec in 1900. It is unclear what the two men are doing, but a tennis racquet can be seen lying on the ground beside Mr Gaudet.

William Angus was the son of Richard Bladworth Angus, the former General Manager and future President of the Bank of Montreal, former General Manager of Canadian Pacific Railways, and a governor of McGill University. Pine Bluff was their family's Senneville estate. The second photograph on Page 23, Album 2 of the Marjorie Howard Futcher Albums Collection.

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