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William Eckhardt House, Unionville, Ontario (1852)
Showing posts with label Top 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Top 5. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Top 5 Victoria Area Churches

Today was our last day on Vancouver Island for the 2010 Gothic Summit, and while we did not see the entire island and its surroundings, here are some of our favourites that we did see:

St Stephen's Anglican, Saanich


Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria


St Paul's Catholic Church, Fulford Harbour, Salt Spring Island


Holy Trinity Church, North Saanich


St Mary's Anglican, Salt Spring Island

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Top 5: Port Hope, Ontario Churches

Port Hope is a great place for anyone interested in Canadian architecture. It has buildings from nearly every style. In terms of Gothic architecture, Port Hope has excellent examples of buildings from every style of Gothic that was used in Canada.
St. Mark's Anglican
Port Hope United

St. John's Anglican


St. Paul's Presbyterian



First Baptist



Monday, February 15, 2010

Let's make it a "Top 6" this week...

 
Above: Candace Iron getting the best shot in the gallery, with the help of a little death-defying, acrobatic skill. 

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Weekly Top 5: Less Serious Malcolmite Pics

Above: The Nova Scotia Malcolmite Mobile! (It's not quite the BMW, but it did the job!)
Above: In Port Hope, Ontario we didn't just dine anywhere...we dined where they had the
Menu of Love!

Above: Peter Coffman braving the Nova Scotia elements to find a church key!

Above: Jess Mace in Lunenburg photographing what could possibly be the model for the Barbie Dream House!
Above: Malcolm Thurlby demonstrates the proper method of photographing a wall close up! (Actually he's photographing an archival picture!)