Jesuit House of Sillery

Summary

Jesuit House of Sillery is a farmhouse^[1].

Key Facts

• Jesuit House of Sillery is located in Sainte-Foy–Sillery–Cap-Rouge^[2].
• Jesuit House of Sillery is in the country of Canada^[3].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's image is recorded as Maison des Jésuites de Sillery site.JPG^[4].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's instance of is recorded as farmhouse^[5].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's instance of is recorded as historic house museum^[6].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's maintained by is recorded as Jean-Joseph Casot^[7].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's owned by is recorded as Sillery^[8].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's owned by is recorded as Society of Jesus^[9].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's owned by is recorded as Richard Reid Dobell^[10].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's architectural style is recorded as Palladian architecture^[11].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's architectural style is recorded as French Colonial^[12].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's made from material is recorded as sandstone^[13].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's made from material is recorded as wood^[14].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 283159397308319300391^[15].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's location is recorded as Sillery^[16].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's postal code is recorded as G1T 1X4^[17].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's part of is recorded as Sillery Heritage Site^[18].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's has use is recorded as farmhouse^[19].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's has use is recorded as house^[20].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's has use is recorded as historic house museum^[21].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's Commons category is recorded as Maison des Jésuites-de-Sillery^[22].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's occupant is recorded as Society of Jesus^[23].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's occupant is recorded as Frances Brooke^[24].
• Jesuit House of Sillery's Canadian Register of Historic Places ID is recorded as 6877^[25].
• +1702-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jesuit House of Sillery^[26].

Body

Founding

+1702-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Jesuit House of Sillery^[26].

Identity

Jesuit House of Sillery's official name is recorded as maison des Jésuites-de-Sillery^[27]. Its part of is recorded as Sillery Heritage Site^[18].

Ownership

Owners include Sillery^[8], a neighbourhood of Quebec City^[28], in Canada^[29]; Society of Jesus^[9], a Catholic order^[30], founded in 1540^[31], headquartered in Church of the Gesù^[32]; and Richard Reid Dobell^[10], a politician^[33], 1837–1902^[34], of Canada^[35].