St. Eugene Mission: 0204.0040

St. Eugene Mission
0204.0040

0204.0040: St. Eugene Mission

The Saint Eugene Mission, just north of Cranbrook about 7 miles, was established by Jesuit missionaries in the 1870s and grew to quite a size. A large school and church were cunstructed to serve the Ktunaxa Nation. The church survives to this day.

Medium:  Photograph - Image
Date:  Circa 1890
Source:  Cranbrook Archives
Collection:  Cranbrook Archives (0204)

Subjects:

First Nations arrow Ktunaxa arrow Reservesarrow

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