Harry Horwood was a well-known stained glass designer and maker. He created works worldwide. His works include churches in England, the Vanderbilt Mansion in New York City, the Opera House and Town Hall in Ogdensburg, NY. In Prescott, Ontario, where he had a studio, he created windows for the J.P. Wiser Mansion and St. Johns Anglican Church. Most notable was his work at Canada's Parliamentary Library in Ottawa, which was, unfortunately, lost to fire in 1919. He also created the window for the Blue Church, which looks over his final resting place today.
Siblings:
1834-1892, Edwin Horwood
1840-1904, Mark Horwood
All were stained glass designers and makers. They Worked in churches in England, Gibraltar, the United States and Canada.
Children:
1. 1865-1947, Harry James Horwood worked with Harry Sr.,
2. 1867-1912, Clarence George Harry Horwood
3. 1868-1957, Edgar Horwood, Chief Dominion Architect, 1911-1917,
4. 1870-1896 Genevieve Ada Horwood
5. 1874-1939, Victor William Horwood, Asst. Provincial Architect, 1911
6. 1882-1896, Allen Wilfred Horwood
Siblings:
1834-1892, Edwin Horwood
1840-1904, Mark Horwood
All were stained glass designers and makers. They Worked in churches in England, Gibraltar, the United States and Canada.
Children:
1. 1865-1947, Harry James Horwood worked with Harry Sr.,
2. 1867-1912, Clarence George Harry Horwood
3. 1868-1957, Edgar Horwood, Chief Dominion Architect, 1911-1917,
4. 1870-1896 Genevieve Ada Horwood
5. 1874-1939, Victor William Horwood, Asst. Provincial Architect, 1911
6. 1882-1896, Allen Wilfred Horwood
Harry Horwood was a well-known stained glass designer and maker. He created works worldwide. His works include churches in England, the Vanderbilt Mansion in New York City, the Opera House and Town Hall in Ogdensburg, NY. In Prescott, Ontario, where he had a studio, he created windows for the J.P. Wiser Mansion and St. Johns Anglican Church. Most notable was his work at Canada's Parliamentary Library in Ottawa, which was, unfortunately, lost to fire in 1919. He also created the window for the Blue Church, which looks over his final resting place today.
Siblings:
1834-1892, Edwin Horwood
1840-1904, Mark Horwood
All were stained glass designers and makers. They Worked in churches in England, Gibraltar, the United States and Canada.
Children:
1. 1865-1947, Harry James Horwood worked with Harry Sr.,
2. 1867-1912, Clarence George Harry Horwood
3. 1868-1957, Edgar Horwood, Chief Dominion Architect, 1911-1917,
4. 1870-1896 Genevieve Ada Horwood
5. 1874-1939, Victor William Horwood, Asst. Provincial Architect, 1911
6. 1882-1896, Allen Wilfred Horwood
Siblings:
1834-1892, Edwin Horwood
1840-1904, Mark Horwood
All were stained glass designers and makers. They Worked in churches in England, Gibraltar, the United States and Canada.
Children:
1. 1865-1947, Harry James Horwood worked with Harry Sr.,
2. 1867-1912, Clarence George Harry Horwood
3. 1868-1957, Edgar Horwood, Chief Dominion Architect, 1911-1917,
4. 1870-1896 Genevieve Ada Horwood
5. 1874-1939, Victor William Horwood, Asst. Provincial Architect, 1911
6. 1882-1896, Allen Wilfred Horwood
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
