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Stained Glass

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When: 1921 - 1950

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Coloured glass used to form decorative designs or pictures most often in church windows.

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Christ Church
First Presbyterian Church

Holy Trinity Anglican Church

John Walter Houses

Robertson-wesley United Church

Shandro Residence

St. Joachim's Roman Catholic Church

St. John's Ukrainian Orthodox Church

St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral

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