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Glass Bottle Houses

Treherne, Manitoba

This small enclave plays host to a house, church, and wishing well all composed entirely of recycled glass bottles.  

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In this little Manitoba town, visitors will find a wishing well, church, and a house complete with a functioning bathroom all made of glass bottles.

Different colored glass bottles were used to create the stained glass effect on the church. A couple who lived in the area constructed the structures on their property before moving them to their current location for all to enjoy. This is a wonderful spot for a picnic if traveling from Winnipeg to Brandon. 

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Directions: South off Hwy 2 on the corner of Railway Ave and Alexander St Next to the train tracks. Open Spring-Fall, group guided tours throughout the summer, call to book.  Admission by donation.


(204) 723-2044 extension 2225

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