1220 – Trim Castle, Co. Meath
Trim Castle was started in 1172, shortly after the arrival of the Anglo-Normans in Ireland.
Trim Castle was started in 1172, shortly after the arrival of the Anglo-Normans in Ireland.
Originally the Provencher Park Branch of the St.
Étienne Gaboury was the lead designer of this former Roman Catholic Church while still at Libling Michener.
Usually attributed to Richard Morrison,
Extension to existing early 19th century courthouse to provide modern ancillary spaces and improved circulation.
The outstanding building in Stonewall is this Dominion Post Office designed by Francis Conroy Sullivan (1882-1929) of the Department of Public Works.
Designed by architect Gilbert Parfitt who later designed the cenotaph in nearby Winnipeg.
Constructed for the Bank of Hamilton after their previous building was burned down.
Unusual design for a local merchant’s store, the larger upstairs window openings would suggest some civic function.
Designed by the Provincial Architect Victor W.