Located a hundred meters apart, they are now landlocked by tall buildings on separate lots belonging to two different owners. The cave is located on the grounds of the Laurendeau residence, on Gouin boulevard East; the calvary, meanwhile, is located on the grounds of the Ignace-Bourget residence on Fort-Lorette Street.

The calvary statues were made by the workshop of the International Artistic Union of Vaucouleurs in France. Ordered by catalog, they were shipped by boat.

The huge stones which form the base of the calvary bear the marks of traditional sawing technique. These stones apparently come from an older work that has not been identified to date. The rustic appearance of the calvary conceals an underlying bunker-style reinforced concrete structure with a modern-looking side exit.