Heritage Sites

Including the Little White School House, the Grain Elevator Sites, and the Art Gallery of St. Albert, St. Albert has beautifully maintained historic buildings.

Little White School House

Little While School House

Set in solitude aside a green hillside, the Little White School House is a two-room schoolhouse built in 1948.

Little White School House Classroom

Little White School House Desk

Little White School House Outside

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Grain Elevator Park

Grain Elevator Park and Train Station

St. Albert’s Grain Elevator Park and Train Station features a 1906 Brackman Ker Elevator and a 1929 Alberta Wheat Pool Elevator, as well as a 1920’s replica Train Station complete with a residence for a train agent.

Grain Elevators and Old Truck

Grain Elevator Park Aerial View

Grain Elevator Inside

Grain Elevator Inside Wagon

Grain Elevator Inside Truck

Train Station Platform

Train Station Room with Vault

Train Station Wood Room

Train Station Office

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White Heritage Home

River Lot Sites (Heritage Homes)

River Lot 23 & 24 tell the story of the French-Canadian and Métis settlements in St. Albert with some of the oldest surviving historic houses and agricultural buildings, including La Maison Chevingy (circa 1890), Brousseau Granary (circa 1900), Cunningham House (circa 1912) and Belcourt House (circa 1900).

River Lot Site Aerial View

River Lot Site Aerial Garden

River Lot Site Field

River Lot Site Heritage Homes

River Lot Site Heritage Bedroom

River Lot Site Garden

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St. Albert Art Gallery

Art Gallery of St. Albert

A mix of modern renovations and original charm, the Art Gallery of St. Albert is housed in the historical Banque D’Hochelaga build in 1921. Recent upgrades include a contemporary exhibit space overlooking downtown St. Albert.