Architectural Anarchy Date: Saturday 26 April 2008 Time: 9:00 - 1:00 Cost: $40.00 per person Cheques made out to the Museum Volunteer Group Deadline: Saturday 19 April Guide: Evelyn Grey McLean Location: Duff-Baby Mansion, 221 Mill Street Sandwich Georgian Loyalist, Queen Anne, Greek revival, Tudor and Gothic - you'll see it all! Travelling via Transit Windsor, Evelyn McLean will guide us through the diverse architectural styles that make Windsor what it is today. Our trip will begin in Sandwich and we will wind our way through the streets of Windsor ending up in Walkerville. Many of the buildings that we will see, will be from our seats on the bus, we will however be entering four on our trip. Our first stop will be the 1798 Duff-Baby Mansion in Sandwich where we will see the restored interior that reflects both the 18th century Baby and 20th century Beasley occupations. Continuing on our trip Evelyn will highlight some of the significant buildings in Sandwich such as the First Baptist Church, Mackenzie Hall and Assumption Collage en route to the François Baby House where we will stop for refreshments and then continue our trip to Walkerville. Here we will look at the Monmouth Road row houses, St. Mary's Anglican Church and the Hiram Walker Administration building. For further information or to book your place on the bus, call the museum at 253-1812 or email hbarrett@city.windsor.on.ca 254 Pitt Street West, Windsor, Ontario, N9A 5L5 |
