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Queen Mary Park, Edmonton — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Queen Mary Park is a mature residential neighbourhood just outside Edmonton's downtown core, on land once held in the Hudson's Bay Company reserve.
About Queen Mary Park
Where to stay in Queen Mary Park
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The core is a short walk off. Stays in Queen Mary Park put the centre within walking distance while keeping to streets of older houses, which suits travellers who would rather sleep away from the downtown noise. Rooms toward the Alberta Aviation Museum sit among quieter blocks, past the Griffith Residence and the Hunt Residence.
About Queen Mary Park
What are the main landmarks in Queen Mary Park?
Aviation and worship share the register. The Alberta Aviation Museum and the Neon Sign Museum give the district two collections, while the Central Pentecostal Tabernacle and St. Joseph's Basilica supply the larger religious buildings within easy reach of its streets. Doctors named two of the houses.
Dr. Terwillegar's Residence and Dr. Minish Residence sit among the designated properties, alongside the Charles Barker Residence and the Munroe Residence.
What is the history of Queen Mary Park?
The Hudson's Bay Company held this ground first. Queen Mary Park occupies land that once formed part of the company's reserve, and the residential blocks laid out afterwards left behind the designated houses that fill the district's heritage list. Building was domestic throughout.
The Chandler Residence and Barn and Carriage House, the Bashor Residence, the Griffith Residence and the Hunt Residence all belong to that residential phase.
Where is Queen Mary Park?
Queen Mary Park spreads over about 1.8 square kilometres just outside Edmonton's downtown core, with the Central Pentecostal Tabernacle inside its bounds.
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Updated September 2026