9703 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton T5J 2W8
When the Alberta Hotel was built in 1903, it was regarded as the most fashionable establishment in Edmonton. It included the finest bar and restaurant in the district and featured an elevator, a unique call-bell system and the town’s first shower baths. It was here that Sir Wilfred Laurier stayed when he proclaimed Alberta a province in 1905.
- Edmonton Historical Board
Edmonton Historical Board Plaque Award
Era: Urban Settlement
Themes:
Trade & Industry
Cultural Groups:
Area:
Central
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