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Visit the oldest building in Calgary! Built in 1891, Lougheed House is nestled in the heart of Calgary's historic Beltline neighbourhood surrounded by 3 acres of the city's most beautiful gardens. This house has been a family home, a barracks, a domestic training facility, and a blood donor clinic - all before it opened as a museum! Every day, visitors get to learn about the surprising history of the House’s different tenants and see Canada, Calgary, and the Beltline through new eyes. Lougheed House is open year-round for visitors to explore the house and history. It features public programming like workshops, tours, and an annual flower market, as well as hosts private events and temporary exhibits. Visit Lougheed House today!

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Wheelchair Accessible
Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
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Beaulieu Flower & Artisan Market
Santa Comes to Lougheed House
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