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Roslyn Stanwick fonds

Roslyn Stanwick fonds

Roslyn Stanwick, native of Cook’s Creek, Manitoba, took digital photographs of the Cook's Creek Ukrainian Catholic Church and Grotto to illustrate a seminar presentation for a University of Winnipeg course. She was comparing the original Grotto in Lourdes, France with the Cook’s Creek Grotto, designed and undertaken by Rev. Philip Ruh, OMI, in 1954, in central Manitoba. The digitized material from the Roslyn Stanwick fonds consists of several digital photographs of the Lourdes Grotto and the Ukrainian Catholic church in Cook's Creek, Manitoba. Both structures were designed by Father Philip Ruh.

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Interior of Lourdes Grotto in Cook's Creek, Manitoba
Ukrainian Catholic church in Cook's Creek, Manitoba
Ukrainian Catholic church in Cook's Creek, Manitoba
Ukrainian Catholic church in Cook's Creek, Manitoba
Ukrainian Catholic church in Cook's Creek, Manitoba

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Collection

  • Landmarks, Monuments & Built Heritage of the West (5) + -
  • Roslyn Stanwick fonds (5) + -

Format

  • Still image (5) + -

Subjects

  • Architects (5) + -
  • Architecture - History (5) + -
  • Canada - History (5) + -
  • Catholic church (5) + -
  • Cities and towns (5) + -
  • Manitoba (5) + -
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Date

2008 - 2009
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Format: 2023/02/07

Province/State

  • Manitoba (5) + -

City

  • Cook's Creek (5) + -

Name

  • Stanwick, Roslyn - Creator (5) + -

Title

  • Interior of Lourdes Grotto in Cook's Creek, Manitoba (1) + -
  • Ukrainian Catholic church in Cook's Creek, Manitoba (4) + -

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