Eglise Assomption De La Sainte Vierge

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153 Rue Du Portage
L'assomption, Quebec J5W 3G3

Assomption de la Sainte Vierge in Lassomption, Canada, is a historic church that was built in 1819-1820 by master mason Jean Baptiste Boutonne and master stonecutter André Auclair. The church underwent significant expansion in 1863-1864, designed by architect Victor Bourgeau, featuring a neo-baroque facade and interior decor.

Surrounded by stone buildings including the presbytery and former convent of the Congregation Notre Dame, Assomption de la Sainte Vierge stands as a landmark in the town of Lassomption with its two imposing bell towers. The church, along with the presbytery and convent, is recognized as a heritage site and plays a central role in the cultural and religious history of the region.

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