Manitoba
In 2010 we published 1174 photos from some sixty Manitoba buildings.
Isolated yet prosperous, a remarkable cultural blossom at the very centre of the North American continent, Manitoba has mysteriously produced some of Canada's best artists, including the musician Neil Young, the sculptor and stained glass artist Leo Mol, the filmmaker Guy Maddin, and the novelist Margaret Lawrence. Beautiful stained glass has been created in Winnipeg for over 100 years.
Thumbnail Visual Indexes
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WINNIPEG SECULAR BUILDIINGS
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Bank of Montreal, Portage and Main |
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Elephant & Castle Restaurant |
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Kitchen Window |
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Manitoba Club |
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Manitoba Legislature |
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The Manitoba Museum |
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Marlborough Hotel |
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Restaurant on Wellington |
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St Boniface Hospital
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WINNIPEG RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS |
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Augustine Presbyterian Church |
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Broadway Disciples United Church |
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Crescent Fort Rouge United Church |
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Etz Chayim Congregation |
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Holy Eucharist Ukrainian Catholic Church |
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Holy Rosary Italian Church |
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church |
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Holy Trinity Ukrainian Metropolitan Cathedral |
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Salem Mennonite Brethren Church |
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Shaarey Zedek Synagogue |
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St Andrew's River Heights United Church |
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St Boniface Cathedral |
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St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church |
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St Ignatius Church |
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St John's Anglican Cathedral |
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• St John's Anglican Cathedral, Traditional Windows |
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St John's Anglican College, University of Manitoba |
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St Luke's Anglican Church |
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St Mary's Catholic Cathedral |
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St George's Anglican Church |
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St Norbert Shrine |
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St Paul's Jesuit High School |
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Saints Vladimir & Olga Cathedral |
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Westminster United Church |
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Westworth United Church |
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University of Winnipeg |
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BRANDON |
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Paterson/Matheson House |
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St Matthew's Anglican Cathedral |
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St Augustine of Canterbury |
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St Hedwig's Church |
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St Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church |
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PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE |
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Church of Christ |
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Good Shepherd Catholic Church |
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St Mary's Anglican Church |
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Trinity United Church |
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TOWNS SOUTH AND WEST |
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All Saints Anglican Gladstone Church |
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Knox Presbyterian Church, Neepawa |
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Minnedosa United Church |
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Notre Dame de Lourdes |
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Sacre Coeur Catholic Church, Fannystelle |
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St Andrew's United, Manitou |
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St Claude Church |
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St James Anglican Church, Neepawa |
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St Jean-Baptiste Church |
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St John the Baptist Anglican Church, Manitou |
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St Joseph |
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Treherne Bottle Church |
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Treherne United Church |
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Trinity Lutheran Church, Starbuck |
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For many years Winnipeg was Canada’s third city (after Montreal and Toronto), and brought splendid glass from international studios such as Morris & Company and Heaton, Butler & Bayne, of London; Rambusch of New York; and from leading Canadian houses like Robert McCausland and Napoleon Lyon of Toronto. The city's noble 20th century architecture was sometimes lavishly embellished, as in the delightful fairy tale windows in the Marlborough Hotel. Winnipeg has also been home to 20th century glass artists including the sculptor Leo Mol, architect Etienne Gaboury and glass masters John Allward and Ernest Ashcroft. |
