Historic Sites of Manitoba: All Saints Anglican Church (1 Railway Street, Whytewold, Dunnottar)

This Anglican church at Whytewold, in the Village of Dunnottar, was designed by Winnipeg architect Victor William Horwood and built in 1922. The interior of the church retains its original flooring, beaverboard walls and ceiling with strapping, pews, doors and fixtures. The former separate parish collapsed in 1972 and was rebuilt as an attached hall.

The church had no Rector until 1941. Instead, Victor Horwood himself was the church’s lay reader. Among the Rectors who subsequently served at All Saints Anglican Church was Rev. J. A. G. Wilson (1941-?).

All Saints Anglican Church at Whytewold (February 2018) Source: George Penner All Saints Anglican Church with attached hall at Whytewold (November 2019) Source: Rose Kuzina Interior of All Saints Anglican Church at Whytewold (February 2018) Source: George Penner Site Coordinates (lat/long): N50.44782, W96.95530 denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Memorable Manitobans: Victor William Horwood (1878-1939)

Sources:

“All Saints’, Whytewold church at the crossing” by Lillian Gibbons, Winnipeg Tribune, 9 August 1941, page 8.

Make History: Preserve Manitoba's Past - Special Places, Dunnottar Inventory of Heritage Sites, Historic Resources Branch, Manitoba Culture, Heritage, Tourism and Sport, 2010.

Dunnottar’s Significant Heritage Buildings, Heritage Manitoba.

We thank Glen Toews for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by George Penner and Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 19 March 2025

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