Royal Island Chapel
Historic penal colony place of worship featuring unique religious murals. This national monument is recognized for its built heritage and historical significance. Read more…
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The Chapelle de l'île Royale served as the primary place of worship for the penal colony. It is officially recognized as a historic monument, receiving its designation on December 5, 1979, with further legislative updates in 2000. The structure is part of the region's protected built heritage.
The interior features a collection of unique religious paintings and murals. These artworks were created between 1938 and 1941 by Francis Lagrange, a convict and artist. The chapel is accessible to the public and stands as a significant historical site.
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