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| Leo Mol Garden View more such images at Winnipeg Assiniboine Park |
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| Assiniboine Park in Winter |
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| Assiniboine Park Solitude |
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| Footbridge |
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| Path in Assiniboine Park |
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| Leo Mol Gardens |
The Winnipeg Skyline
Friday, January 13, 2012
Winter at Assiniboine park
Aerial Winnipeg in Pictures Winter
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| Winnipeg Central Business District View more images like this at Winnipeg Aerial Photos |
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| Portage Ave and Memorial Blvd |
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| St Marys Ave |
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| Broadway and memorial Blvd |
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Portage Avenue
Portage Ave Winnipeg's Avenue of Dreams contains a collection of old and new buildings. Under near constant renewal and redevelopment its shopping role has declined as city planners and politicians struggle to find uses that will attract more people to the downtown that once was.
You may view more images st Winnipeg Images
You may view more images st Winnipeg Images
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| Portage Ave 2010 |
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Portage Ave Overview 1950s |
Winnipeg Aerial Photos Summer
Winnipeg as viewed from the air at an elevation of 2000 feet shows a sprawling city of tree-lined residential neighbourhoods, edging Winnipeg's downtown commercial areas.
Looking West over the Red River towards Downtown Winnipeg
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| Looking east over Portage Ave and the Assiniboine River |
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| A view of raw land bordering on a Transcona suburb |
The University of Winnipeg
The University of Winnipeg is anchored by the old Wesley Hall building pictured below as it appears now.
Below is a postcard image of the original building
The New Manitoba Hydro Building
The new Manitoba Hydro building occupies a full block fronting both Portage Ave and Graham Avenue. This view is the Graham Ave elevation.
Winnipeg's Main St at Night
Main street takes on a certain ambience at night. Here at the south-eastern edge of the Exchange District, Winnipeg's historic banks give way to Portage and Main's skyscrapers.
Winnipeg Portage Ave
This is Portage Ave at night just east of Memorial Blvd. Just after a thunderstorm but before the fullness of night had set in.
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