This masterful slice of spiritual Modernism lays hidden in the Eastend neighbourhood of Fulton Place.

Named for a pioneering Baptist missionary, this McCauley church is one of Edmonton’s most unique.

Unequivocally Edmonton’s most handsome pre-war church, this building “conveys the impression of solemnity and sacred suggestion.”

If you drive out to the site today, you’d be hard pressed to find the signs of cultural genocide. Where it happened doesn’t look special; it could be ‘Anywhere, Alberta.’ But long ago it was once home to the Edmonton Indian Residential School.

This Catholic school stands as the last of four similarly styled buildings erected by the Separate System during the “Roaring ‘20s.”