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Gatineau Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Gatineau, QC, Quebec.
St. Margaret’s Anglican Church + My Favorites
This modest, stone church was officially named in 1887 when the cornerstone was laid by Lady MacDonald, the wife of Sir John A. MacDonald, Canada's first Prime Minister. Address: 206 Montreal Road, Vanier | Ottawa, ON
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church + My Favorites
Located across from the Supreme Court in Ottawa. St. Andrew's is one of Ottawa's oldest churches, dating back to 1828. Open year round, Monday to Friday from 9am to 1pm. Services are held on Sunday at 9:30am and 11am. Address: 82 Kent Street | Ottawa, ON | K1P 5N9 Tel: 1 613 232-9042
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This sprawling estate was the private retreat of former Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King, who was Canada's leader for a record 22 years. Explore restored cottages, walking trails and landscaped gardens that come complete with stone ruins. Afterwards, relax in the charming tea room. Some feel that King's spirit still dwells within the walls of the estate, since it was the site of his passing. Address: Gatineau Park | Gatineau, QC
Notre-Dame de Lourdes Grotto + My Favorites
Based on the original Notre-Dame de Lourdes in France, this grotto is complete with a statue of Mary. Stones comprise an arched shelter that houses the alter, also made of stones. Wooden park benches operate as pews and the entire area is encapsulated in shrubs and trees. Story has it that the church and grotto were built in 1887 when a local dignitary, Michel Cyr, donated land in exchange for a free seat in church. Address: 435 Montreal Road, Vanier | Ottawa, ON
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