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The Basilique Notre-Dame (Basilica of Our Lady), in the Gothic Revival style of architecture, can hold up to 3200 worshippers. James O'Donnell, a New York architect and Irish Protestant, designed the church. He converted to Catholicism days before his death from pneumonia so he could be buried in the basilica.
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| Statuary inside the church |
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| The stained glass windows depict the history of Montreal. |
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Wood carving done in the early 1900s by a sculptress from Montreal
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| Mother and Child |
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