Community Amenities and Attractions

Musée Morinville Museum

The Morinville Historical and Cultural Society invites you to visit the newly renovated Musée Morinville Museum located within St. Jean Baptiste Park.  The current featured theme is "Morinville as a reflection of the Canadian Spirit."  Our exhibits represent the foundation of the community, bilingual origins, and strong German component.  The exhibits also feature Father Morin and his contributions to the community, early leaders/pioneers and soldiers, early buildings, and a strong community culture component.  Click here for contact information, operating hours, and location. 

Morinville's Historical Homes and Heroes

Morinville's Historical Homes and Heroes is a walking tour designed to showcase Morinville’s historical homes and pioneers that become the foundation of our community.  Walking Tour Booklets can be picked up at our Visitor Information Center or at the Town Office.

St. Jean Baptiste Church

 

St. Jean Baptiste Church was built in 1908, and deemed a provincial historic site in 1974. Four bells were installed that still ring each day at 12:00pm and 6:00pm. Located at 100th Avenue and 100A Street, the church contains breathtaking paintings, magnificent stations cross inscribed with the names of its benefactors, and artwork displayed on the choir nave and the sanctuary’s gallery walls.

Morinville Centennial Clock Tower

Morinville Centennial Clock Tower was a project undertaken to celebrate Alberta’s 100th birthday, and it provided the parish and town with an opportunity to recognize its heritage.  The Clock Tower is located on the St. Jean Batiste Church site.

OTHER COMMUNITY AMENITIES AND RECREATION