The Rogers Window History of the Rogers Window The Government House that was built in 1903 was the first to include a stained glass window. That window was located by the main staircase and included a number of heraldic - First Houses - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO - Document Search Engine

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	The Rogers Window History of the Rogers Window The Government House that was built in 1903 was the first to include a stained glass window. That window was located by the main staircase and included a number of heraldic Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-23 18:57:17 Open Document File Size: 176,04 KB Share Result on Facebook City City / London / Québec / / Company Hudson's Bay Company / / Country France / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / Scotland / Ireland / Wales / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility Lawrence Lee Studio / Cary Castle / / IndustryTerm century forestry tools / / NaturalFeature Vancouver Island / / Organization red cross / Hammersmith School of Arts and Crafts in England / British Columbia Government House Foundation / / Person Christopher Wallis / Marin Travers / Jane Rogers / Charles / Robert G. Rogers / Robert Gordon Rogers / Elizabeth II / George V / Edward VIII / James Blomfield / George VI / Edward VII / Lawrence Lee / / Position Prince / Queen / King / Governor / Artist / artist and designer / chief assistant and studio manager / Lieutenant / Lieutenant Governor / / ProvinceOrState New Brunswick / Manitoba / Prince Edward Island / Nova Scotia / British Columbia / Ontario / / SocialTag Government Houses of the British Empire and Commonwealth Government House Canadian heraldry Monarchy in Canada Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Arms of Canada Robert Gordon Rogers Stained glass Victoria, British Columbia British Columbia