0084.McQ.14.1 Reverend McQueen and the Edmonton Scene Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum
10425 99 Ave NW Edmonton AB T5K 0E5 Telephone: 780-422-1970 Fax: 780-426-0192 Email: archivesmuseum@epsb.ca archivesmuseum.epsb.ca
2021-10-08 Generated by Access to Memory (AtoM) 2.7.3 2026-05-15 09:11 UTC English Reverend McQueen and the Edmonton Scene Edmonton Public Schools 0084.McQ.14.1 [1981] 1 folder of textual material. Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum
10425 99 Ave NW Edmonton AB T5K 0E5 Telephone: 780-422-1970 Fax: 780-426-0192 Email: archivesmuseum@epsb.ca archivesmuseum.epsb.ca
McQueen School

Named after the residential neighbourhood it was constructed in, which was named after Reverend David George McQueen (1854-1930), a minister who came to Edmonton in 1887 to lead the Presbyterian congregation. In 1912, the landmark First Presbyterian Church was opened and Rev. McQueen became moderator of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church. The McQueen School building was purchased from Edmonton Public School Board in 2001 by the Edmonton Society for Christian Education (Edmonton Christian Schools). The School was demolished in 2021.

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Item is a brief history of Edmonton and Reverend McQueen. It includes photographs, art-work and text.

 Reverend McQueen Textual record Pamphlet Biography Catholic Church -- Clergy Edmonton (Alberta)

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Item transferred to Archives and Museum from McQueen School in July 1984.

Entry created October 8, 2021 by AE.Entry revised February 6, 2025 by MP.

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