Fonds MG3039 - Pierre Charles Amos Fonds

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Pierre Charles Amos Fonds

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    McGill University Archives

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    CA MUA MG3039

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    • 1924-1925 (Creation)
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      Amos, Pierre Charles, 1897-1976

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    9.5 cm of textual records

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    Amos, Pierre Charles, 1897-1976
    (1897-1976)

    Biographical history

    In 1915, Pierre Charles Amos interrupted his freshman studies towards a Bachelor of Applied Science degree at McGill to enlist in the Royal Navy. After the war he graduated from McGill with his B. Arch. degree in 1925. Amos was the architect of the naval supply depot in Lasalle and an associate architect for the Laurentien Hotel. He was a member of the executive council of the Royal Architecture Institute and served as the president of the Province of Québec Association of Architects. For many years he was in architectural practice with his father, L.A. Amos, and served as a commander in the Canadian Navy during the Second World War.

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    Amos' papers consist of three student notebooks, including drawings for history of architecture courses taught by Professor Ramsey Traquair, and a chart interpreting cyclones.

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