Located in Edmonton, the Oblats Maison Provinciale is a historically significant site completed in 1929. This remarkable building embodies the Renaissance Revival style and is tied to the rich heritage of the first Roman Catholic parish in Edmonton.
As an important part of the Ecclesiastical Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan, this site highlights the French-speaking culture that developed around St. Joachim's Church. Over the years, it has served various community functions, including a provincial house and rectory until 1997, showcasing its importance to the city's history.
As an important part of the Ecclesiastical Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan, this site highlights the French-speaking culture that developed around St. Joachim's Church. Over the years, it has served various community functions, including a provincial house and rectory until 1997, showcasing its importance to the city's history.
