Municipal Heritage Property
The A.A. Hall
Moosomin, Saskatchewan
Also known as St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Chapel
Front view of The A.A. Hall, 2003.
Photo: Government of Saskatchewan, J. Kasperski, 2003.
- Built
- 1890
- Recognized
- 1990
- By
- Local government
The register’s text, word for word
Description
The A.A. Hall is a Municipal Heritage Property which occupies one urban lot in the Town of Moosomin. The property features a modest one-storey wood building constructed in 1890.
Heritage value
The heritage value of the A.A. Hall in Moosomin lies in its use as a Roman Catholic Church. Constructed in 1890, the building is a testament to the value that the early settlers in the newly formed community placed on religion. Although the church was enlarged in 1912, by 1948 the congregation had outgrown the modest building and a new building was purchased.
The heritage value of the A.A. Hall also resides in its use as an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting place. In 1955, the building was purchased by the Anchor Fellowship Society of Moosomin and served as a meeting room for Alcoholics Anonymous for over forty years until the building was sold in 2002.
Source:
Town of Moosomin Bylaw No. 5-90.
Character‑defining elements
The heritage value of the A.A. Hall in Moosomin resides in the following character-defining elements:
-those remaining architectural elements which reflect the use of the building as a church, including the arched windows;
-those elements reflecting the building's use as an A.A. Hall such as the open interior room;
-the building's modest design.
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Location
708 Birtle Street, Moosomin, Saskatchewan, S0G, Canada
50.14497° N, 101.66936° W
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From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025. The register’s text is shown word for word.