Chaudiere Collection

Atmospheric steam engine, elevation, 19th century. With Mr. John Smeaton's injection cap
FLO4593310 Atmospheric steam engine, elevation, 19th century. With Mr. John Smeaton's injection cap. Copperplate engraving by Wilson Lowry after an Illustration by J

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Chaudiere (d usine); Copper; Kupferkessel (engraving)
7195314 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Chaudiere (d usine); Copper; Kupferkessel (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Chaudiere (d usine); Copper; Kupferkessel

The Chaudiere Gold-Fields, Canada (engraving)
1103078 The Chaudiere Gold-Fields, Canada (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Chaudiere Gold-Fields, Canada)

First HQ in France for journalists covering the invasion
The Press had established themselves in Bernieres by 1030 hours on D-Day in the Hotel de Grave, now a private house, No 288, Rue du Regiment de la Chaudiere

Canadian Regiment la Chaudiere Memorial d Anguerny
Although the names are clearly marked neither Laudry nor Dallaire are listed in the Commonwealth War Graves Database. Both Louis & Arthur Roy come from Kedgwick New Brunswick so are probably related

Chaudiere Falls and dam, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Chaudiere Falls and dam on the Ottawa River, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Date: circa 1910

The Falls of the Chaudiere, near Quebec (engraving)
1620045 The Falls of the Chaudiere, near Quebec (engraving) by Andrews, George Henry (1816-98) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Falls of the Chaudiere, near Quebec)

Fontaine-Henry Memorial to Canadian Liberators
This Memorial, which is on Route 1 of the Canadian Memorial Routes and was unveiled in 1994, lists the following units - First Hussars; la Chaudiere; Regina Rifles; 13th RCA (Royal Canadian Artillery)

Chaudiere Bridge near Quebec, Canada. Date: circa 1840

Ottawa, Chaudiere Falls, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Ottawa, Chaudiere Falls, and Suspension Bridge, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

French Canadian Life, Falls of the Chaudiere Near Quebec, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

River Ottawa
1859: Gentlemen contemplate the beauty of the Chaudiere falls on the River Ottawa. (Photo by William England/London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Ottawa, Chaudiere Falls, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Ottawa, Chaudiere Falls, and Suspension Bridge, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

French Canadian Life, Falls of the Chaudiere Near Quebec, Canada, Nineteenth Century Engraving

Canadian Log Cabin
A Canadian settler pulls up his canoe outside his shanty or log cabin on Lake Chaudiere : their kitchen is a pot suspended over an open fire

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"Chaudiere: A Journey Through History and Landscapes" Step into the world of "chaudiere, " a term that encompasses various meanings and evokes diverse images. From its origins as a French word meaning "boiler, " to its representation in different engravings, this captivating term takes us on a journey through time and landscapes. Imagine the grandeur of a chaudiere d'usine, an industrial boiler, emitting steam as it powers machinery. Its copper structure gleams under the sunlight, symbolizing progress and innovation. Travel across continents to Canada's Chaudiere Gold-Fields, where prospectors once flocked in search of fortune. Engraved scenes depict their determination amidst rugged terrain, reminding us of the resilience embedded in our human spirit. In France, journalists found solace within the first headquarters established for coverage during invasion times. The Chaudiere became more than just a word; it represented safety and unity amidst chaos. Pause for reflection at the Canadian Regiment la Chaudiere Memorial d'Anguerny. This solemn monument pays tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for freedom—a reminder that words can carry immense weight when etched into history. Nature's beauty unfolds at Chaudiere Falls and dam in Ottawa, Ontario. The rushing waters cascade with power and grace—a sight that has captivated artists throughout centuries. Journey further east to witness The Falls of the Chaudiere near Quebec—an engraving capturing nature's raw magnificence. These falls stand as testament to Earth's enduring power over time. Crossing bridges becomes symbolic when approaching Quebec's Chaudiere Bridge—connecting people physically while also bridging cultures and histories together metaphorically. History intertwines with royalty as Albert and Alexandra are immortalized in an engraving featuring chaudieres—a subtle reminder that even esteemed figures find themselves entwined within everyday objects or concepts like boilers.