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Windsor, Canada 2024: Art Windsor Essex, Willistead Manor & Walkerville Tour

0:00 Lunch at Bally's Kitchen, Windsor 0:27 Approaching Art Windsor Essex (AWE) 0:37 Love Languages Exhibition at AWE 1:25 Waawiiatanong Forever exhibition at AWE 1:57 Fascinating artwork made with nails 2:26 Bev Pike’s Grottesque series at AWE 3:17 Mary Wrinch's Painted from Life at AWE 3:41 View of Detroit (U.S.) from AWE 4:43 Willistead Manor (from outside) 5:33 The Great Hall, Willistead Manor 6:13 Children of Hiram Walker 6:47 Kitchen, Willistead Manor 7:03 The Piano Room, Willistead Manor 7:33 Paul Martin Gardens, Willistead Manor 9:02 Elegant staircase in Willistead Manor 9:37 The Walker Bedroom 10:00 Banquet Hall 10:16 Queen Victoria Fountain Pavilion 10:36 Willistead Park 11:29 Statue of Hiram Walker, the founder of Walkerville 11:49 Hiram Walker Parkette 12:04 Hiram Walker & Sons Ltd. distillery complex 13:00 Our Lady of the Rosary Church 13:19 Walkerville neighbourhood 13:34 Olde Walkerville clock 14:00 Olde Walkerville Theatre This video presents visual and factual highlights of Art Windsor Essex, Willistead Manor and historic Walkerville in Windsor, Canada. Track: Roa - Remember (JayJen Remix) Watch:    • Roa - Remember (JayJen Remix) [Free To Use...   Free Download / Stream: fanlink.to/RoaJayJenRemix Art Windsor–Essex (AWE), formerly the Art Gallery of Windsor, is a not-for-profit art institute located in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Established in 1943, the gallery is mandated as a public art space to showcase significant works by local, regional, and national artists. Willistead Manor is a 36-room mansion that sits within the 15-acre Willistead Park. Its distinctive Tudor-Jacobean building was designed by noted architect Albert Kahn. It was built in 1904-1906 for Edward Chandler Walker - second son of Hiram Walker (founder of the world renowned distillery) - and his wife, Mary. Edward lived in the estate only nine years, until his death in 1915. In 1921, Edward's wife Mary, deeded the manor to the town of Walkerville,founded by her father-in-law, Hiram Walker. A true early industrialist, Hiram Walker built his Distillery, Hiram Walker & Som Lad, on the Windsor banks of the Detroit River. He created the world famous Canadian Whisky, and was a charitable man who donated money across the Windsor, Walkerville and Detroit areas. Mr. Walker established the neighbourhood that would become known as Walkerville and commissioned leading architects to construct impressive public and private buildings still visible today. #windsorontario #windsorcanada #walkerville #art Thanks for watching! Please feel free to like, share and subscribe!