Résidence du Bon-Pasteur
Champlain, Canada
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The Résidence du Bon-Pasteur is a Second Empire–style convent and school building in Champlain, Quebec, designed by architect Gédéon Leblanc. A recognized heritage immovable, the structure reflects the architectural conventions of its era while serving the educational and religious mission of its community.
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Movement
- Type
- convent, school building
- Heritage
- recognized heritage immovable
- Place
- Champlain, Canada
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