Alberta: How the West was Young - Fur Trade and Mission History - Father Lacombe Chapel

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Father Lacombe Chapel

Father Lacombe Chapel

Father Lacombe Chapel. Constructed in 1861, under the direction of Father Lacombe, for the St. Albert Mission. Although relocated from its original site, the chapel is the oldest surviving structure in the province.

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