Young's United Church, Winnipeg

Young's United Church, Winnipeg

Young's United Church is a Methodist church and its parish was congregated in 1892; since then its parish increased in size several times and the spirit strengthened year by year. Today’s Young's United Church is located on the corner of Broadway Highway and Furby Street and was built by the famous architect James Chisholm in Romanesque style; first the west part was built in 1906 and then in 1910, the east side was added. The church building was completely restored after the fire in 1987.

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Sight Name: Young's United Church
Sight Location: Winnipeg, Canada (See walking tours in Winnipeg)
Sight Type: Religious

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