Union Station Winnipeg

Publication:31 August 2026

Constructed in 1908 and designed by Warren and Wetmore, Union Station is a prominent example of Beaux-Arts railway architecture in Canada. Its steel-framed structure, Tyndall stone façade, grand central dome, and richly detailed interior reflect Winnipeg’s historical importance in the development of Western Canada.

Winnipeg Architecture Foundation

Information on entity

Location	Canada\|Manitoba\|Winnipeg
Street number and name	123 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Typologies	Infrastructure and civil engineering\|Train stations and railway structures
Project type	Construction

Themes:

Healthy cities & Society

Quality objectives:

Healthy Cities

Keywords

Architecture

Urban Design

Individuals and organizations involved in the project

Warren and Wetmore

Designers

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