Father Lacombe Chapel

Open 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sat) See Hours
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Father Lacombe Chapel, located in St. Albert near Edmonton, is a historical landmark with a rich heritage. Established in 1861 by Father Albert Lacombe, it represents a vital part of Indigenous and Métis community history.

Today, it stands as the oldest building in Alberta, attracting visitors eager to learn about its significance and the surrounding area. The chapel not only served as a religious center but also played a key role in shaping one of Western Canada’s largest Métis communities. Come visit to immerse yourself in this unique piece of history.
Our Services
Father Lacombe Chapel offers visitors an engaging experience of Alberta’s past.

✔️ Guided tours to share the history of the chapel
✔️ Educational programs showcasing Indigenous and Métis heritage
✔️ Special events to celebrate community and culture
✔️ Opportunities to volunteer and actively participate in the site’s activities

Experience history come alive at Father Lacombe Chapel!
Why Choose Us?
Discover why Father Lacombe Chapel is a must-visit historic site.

✔️ Unique heritage site reflecting Alberta’s history
✔️ Open year-round with special summer hours
✔️ Admission by donation - support local history
✔️ Volunteer opportunities for community engagement
✔️ Located in the heart of St. Albert, easily accessible

Join us to explore Alberta’s rich history. Plan your visit today!
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Location & Hours:
2 St Vital Ave
St. Albert, AB T8N 1K1
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