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  1. 1961 – Former Library, River Heights Winnipeg
    Low key modernist library branch built after a lot of discussion on location. The 8,285 sq. ft. branch replaced the heavily used Waterloo-Corydon bookmobile stop and opened to the public on September 1, 1961. The final cost of construction was $77,500. The interior was over two le
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  2. 1915 – Cornish Library, Winnpeg
    Architect: S. Frank Peters

    Designed by the architect S. Frank Peters, the plans had to be approved by Carnegie's personal secretary, James Bertram, to assure money was not wasted on exterior ornamentation at the expense of bookshelves and furniture. The Cornish Baths, Winnipeg's first indo
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  3. 1904 – Augustine Presbyterian Church, River Ave., Winnipeg
    Architect: John H. G. Russell

    St. Augustine Presbyterian Church, now Augustine United Church, was originally founded in 1887. In 1904, the congregation moved into this, a newly fin
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  4. 1961 – Former Library, River Heights Winnipeg
    Low key modernist library branch built after a lot of discussion on location. The 8,285 sq. ft. branch replaced the heavily used Waterloo-Corydon bookmobile stop and opened to the public on September 1, 1961. The final cost of construction was $77,500. The interior was over two le
    archiseek.com/1961-former-libr
    #ArchitectureOfWinnipeg #1961 #libraries #RiverHeightsWinnipeg #Winnipeg #WinnipegLibraries

  5. 1915 – Cornish Library, Winnpeg
    Architect: S. Frank Peters

    Designed by the architect S. Frank Peters, the plans had to be approved by Carnegie's personal secretary, James Bertram, to assure money was not wasted on exterior ornamentation at the expense of bookshelves and furniture. The Cornish Baths, Winnipeg's first indo
    archiseek.com/1915-cornish-lib
    #ArchitectureOfWinnipeg #1915 #CarnegieLibrary #libraries #SFrankPeters #Winnipeg #WinnipegLibraries

  6. 1915 – Cornish Library, Winnpeg
    Architect: S. Frank Peters

    Designed by the architect S. Frank Peters, the plans had to be approved by Carnegie's personal secretary, James Bertram, to assure money was not wasted on exterior ornamentation at the expense of bookshelves and furniture. The Cornish Baths, Winnipeg's first indo
    archiseek.com/1915-cornish-lib
    #ArchitectureOfWinnipeg #1915 #CarnegieLibrary #libraries #SFrankPeters #Winnipeg #WinnipegLibraries

  7. 1904 – Augustine Presbyterian Church, River Ave., Winnipeg
    Architect: John H. G. Russell

    St. Augustine Presbyterian Church, now Augustine United Church, was originally founded in 1887. In 1904, the congregation moved into this, a newly fin
    archiseek.com/1904-augustine-p
    #ArchitectureOfWinnipeg #1904 #churches #FortRougeWinnipeg #JohnHGRussell18631946 #OsborneVillageWinnipeg #PresbyterianChurch #Winnipeg #WinnipegChurches