Location: 53.5236267, -113.5157509
The Emily Murphy House is one of Edmonton’s most historically significant residences. Built in 1912, it was the home of Emily Murphy, Canada’s first female magistrate and a prominent women’s rights activist. As part of the “Famous Five,” she played a central role in the Persons Case, making the house an important landmark for both local and national history.
Tags:
– House Number: 11011
– Building: university
– Number of Floors: 2
– construction date: 1912
– Historic Significance: protected building
– Name: Emily Murphy House (Residence)
– Street: 88 Avenue NW
– City: Edmonton