SENECAL, Joseph (1841-1917)
(biography in preparation)
Joseph SENECAL (works in Manitoba)
WINNIPEG, MAN., St. Mary's Roman Catholic Academy, Notre Dame Avenue East at Victoria Street, major addition, 1892; addition, 1909 (Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 8 Oct. 1892, 3, descrip.; Winnipeg Daily Tribune, 3 April 1909, 21; Winnipeg b.p. 151, 1909)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., major addition to the Roman Catholic Hospital, 1894 (Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 10 May 1894, 6, descrip.)
STE. ANNE-DE-CHENES, MAN., Roman Catholic Church, Central Avenue opposite Church Street, 1895-98; still standing in 2023 (list of works in the Edmonton Bulletin, 28 Oct. 1895, 4)
LA SALLE, MAN., Roman Catholic Church, Beaudry Street near 2nd Avenue, 1895; still standing in 2023 (list of works in the Edmonton Bulletin, 28 Oct. 1895, 4)
WINNIPEG, MAN., a presbytery for the Oblate Fathers, adjacent to St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral, St. Mary Avenue, 1899; demol. 1965 (list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
WINNIPEG, MAN., Misericordia Hospital, Sherbrook Street at Cornish Avenue, 1899-1900; major addition, 1906 (Northwest Review [Winnipeg], 11 July 1899, 4; 13 Feb. 1900, 1; Winnipeg Tribune, 16 June 1906, 1, descrip.; C.R., xvii, 27 June 1906, 6; Free Press [Winnipeg], 6 Dec. 1906, 50, illus. & descrip.)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., major addition and extensive improvements to the Roman Catholic Archbishop's Palace, 1899-1900 (Winnipeg Tribune, 13 Jan. 1900, 7, descrip.)
(with Daniel Smith) WINNIPEG, MAN., Polish Catholic Church, Selkirk Avenue at Aikens Street, 1899-1900; School, 1902; addition of transept and chapel, 1906 (Free Press [Winnipeg], 6 Dec. 1906, 53; City of Winnipeg, 1983: The Year Past, 1984, 59-60, illus.)
ST. FRANCOIS-XAVIER, MAN., Roman Catholic Church, 1900 (list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., Normal School, Masson Street at Aulneau Street, 1903 (list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., St. Norbert Roman Catholic Convent, St. Pierre Street, 1904 (City of Winnipeg, 1986-The Year Past, 1988, 61-2, illus.)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., St. Roche Hospital, Tache Avenue, addition and alterations, 1904; demol. 1984 (City of Winnipeg, 1984-The Year Past, 1986, 63-4, illus.)
BRANDON, MAN., St. Michael's Roman Catholic Convent, Victoria Avenue East at Russell Street, 1909 (Winnipeg Tribune, 7 Sept. 1909, 2, descrip.; Brandon b.p. 1260, 29 Sept. 1909; C.R., xxiii, 6 Oct. 1909, 22, t.c.)
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE, MAN., major addition to Holy Name Roman Cathoic Convent, 1910 (Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 4 Aug. 1910, 3)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., Sisters of Jesus and Mary Roman Catholic Convent, Provencher Boulevard, major addition, 1911 (Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 1 April 1911, 13, descrip.; 10 April 1911, 13, illus.; C.R., xxv, 12 April 1911, 54)
ST. NORBERT, MAN., Ritchot Orphanage for the Sisters of Misericordia, Pembina Highway, addition, 1911 (City of Winnipeg, 1983-The Year Past, 1984, 47-8, illus.)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., Hochelaga Bank, 1914 (Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 22 April 1914, 16)
ST. BONIFACE, MAN., St. Boniface Hospital, Tache Avenue, major addition of the Central Wing, 1914 (Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 22 April 1914, 16, descrip.; list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
Joseph SENECAL (works elsewhere)
MILTON, NORTH DAKOTA, USA, St. Clotilda's Roman Catholic Church, 1893 (list of works in the Catholic Centennial Souvenir 1812-1912, 1912)
EDMONTON, ALTA., General Hospital for the Sisters of Charity, Victoria Avenue at 11th Street, 1895; addition, 1906 with R. Percy Barnes (Calgary Daily Herald, 1 June 1895, 2, detailed descrip.; Edmonton Bulletin, 28 Oct. 1895, 4, descrip.; and Bulletin Supplement, 23 Dec. 1895, illus. & descrip.; Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 14 Nov. 1907, 11, illus. & descrip.; Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 107, 109, illus. & descrip.)
DUCK LAKE, SASK., St. Sacrament Roman Catholic Church, 1897; burned 1907 (list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
MARTIN, SASK., St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, Rural Municipality 122, built 1899-1900; still standing in 2023 (Parks Canada, Canada's Historic Places, Designation statement dated 12 Jan. 2001)
WOLSELEY, SASK., St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Poplar Street at Oak Street, 1900; still standing in 2023 (list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
EDMONTON, ALTA., Misercordia Roman Catholic Hospital, Hardisty Avenue at 11th Street, 1905-06; addition of a Power House, and Laundry Building, 1913 (Edmonton b.p. 15, 2 May 1905; Edmonton Daily Bulletin, 10 May 1913, 1, descrip.)
EDMONTON, ALTA., Maternity Hospital, 1905 (Edmonton Bulletin, 29 April 1905, 8)
MORINVILLE, ALTA., St. Jean Baptiste Roman Catholic Church, 100 Avenue near 100 Street, 1907; still standing in 2023 (Canadian Collector, Jan./Feb. 1976, 59, illus.)
WETASKIWIN, ALTA., Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, 1908; church moved to 47th Street at 47th Avenue in 1911; church moved again in 1974 to the Roman Catholic Cemetery, 63rd Avenue (list of works in Who's Who and Why in Canada, 1915-16, 523-4)
KENORA, ONT., rebuilding and extension of Notre Dame Roman Catholic Church, 1st Street North opposite Matheson Street South, 1915; front facade ;later altered c. 1980; church still standing in 2023 (Kenora Miner, 14 April 1915, 1, descrip.; and 21 April 1915, 4, t.c.)