Lougheed House
403-244-6333
w: http://www.lougheedhouse.com
e: GuestServices@LougheedHouse.com
This former home of Senator James Lougheed is now a public heritage centre, featuring historic exhibits, artwork and collections. A designated National Historic site, this 1891 mansion has been carefully restored to High Victorian eclecticism, and can be explored on your own or with an interpreter. The 2.8 acre estate also features the lovely Beaulieu Gardens, The Restaurant at Lougheed House, and the Treasures Gift Shop. Check the website for workshops and special events, or book your own private function.
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ABOUT US
Built in 1891 and originally known as Beaulieu, the French for beautiful place, Lougheed House is now a National Historic Site located in the Beltline district of Calgary, Alberta. Today many thousands of visitors from around the world come to view and explore the building.
MISSION
To preserve, restore and interpret the culture and heritage embodied in Lougheed House.
THINGS TO DO AT LOUGHEED HOUSE
Take a tour of the House with an historic interpreter; Visit our Gift shop to purchase a unique item for yourself, or as a gift; Attend our fantastic seasonal, annual, community events; Book our beautiful, one-of-a-kind location for an intimate wedding, or private function; Eat lunch or brunch in our restaurant; Volunteer in our garden, at one of our events, as an historic interpreter, or elsewhere in the House; Enroll children in one of our many School Programs; Enroll yourself in one of our many historic workshops; Visit our art gallery and purchase a unique artwork; Relax in the sun, in our beautiful gardens.
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Wheelchair Access: Full
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