1820s – St. Andrew’s Church, Muine Bheag (Bagenalstown), Co. Carlow
Architect: Thomas Cobden, William Hague
A simple t-plan church with galleried transepts from around 1820 with later additions including a spire in the early 1890s.
1840s – Garda Station, Muine Bheag (Bagenalstown), Co. Carlow
Architect: Board of Public Works
A 19th century building with a distinctive facade with three blank,
1915 – Former Carnegie Library, Hamilton, Ontario
Architect: Alfred W. Peene
A Carnegie library designed in Indiana limestone with a total expenditure of $160,000.
1914 – First Methodist Church, Hamilton, Ontario
Architect: W.K.N. Hunter
After the amalgamation of churches in 1925,
1913 – Beaver Theatre, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Neil G. Beggs
The Beaver Theatre opened on November 24,
1937 – Rio Theatre / Grand Theatre, Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg
Originally constructed as the Province Theatre offering both vaudeville and films.
1912 – Gaiety Theatre, Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
Described by its owners as “The Finest Photo Play Theatre in North America”
1904 – Dominion Theatre, Portage Avenue East, Winnipeg, Canada
The Dominion Theatre opened as a vaudeville house on 12 December 1904.
1914 – Shea’s Hippodrome, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Leon Lempert
At opening this was the largest movie theatre in Canada,
1915 – Bowles Lunch Room, 7-9 King Street East, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Hand, Harris & Merritt
This multi-city Ontario-based chain included diners in Toronto,
