Architecture of Manitoba

1928 – First Presbyterian Church, Brandon, Manitoba

Architect: Walter H. Shillinglaw

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This fine church of red brick and white stone was built at a cost of about $65,000. Its original stained-glass windows were made in England and shipped to Canada in 1926.

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Published December 13, 2015 | Last Updated December 13, 2025

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