Images & Buildings of Montréal 
540 Richmond Street | Montréal
Quebec, Canada
This small and very modest church is located in Herb Trawick Park. It was erected at the request of the Sulpician priests, masters of the Notre-Dame parish, to serve the Catholics in the western part of the city. Curiously, at the time of its inauguration, there was no bell in the spire; it would take another 18 years for one to be installed. The church's decorative painter was Napoléon Saint-Charles.
The rectory was built nearly 30 years after the inauguration, and it took another 15 years before the church was finally equipped with a carillo
Constructor and other companies involved in construction:
1900: Construction du perron et d'une annexe: Georges-Alphonse Monette
Les belles églises du Québec: Montréal
André Croteau, 1996
Répertoire d'architecture traditionnelle: Les Églises 
, 1981
Hours of masses and other religious events from this churches are not shown because they are subject to change.
Near subway station Georges-Vanier
Bus : 36Other name
St-Joseph
Architecture - churches
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