Rideau Hall (original) (raw)

residenza ufficiale del Governatore generale del Canada (is)
residencia oficial del Gobernador-General de Canadá (es)
résidence de fonction du Gouverneur général du Canada (fr)
Canadas generalguvernørs officielle residens (da)
Kanadas generalguvernörs officiella residens (sv)
Residência Oficial do Governador-Geral do Canadá (pt)
officiële residentie van de Gouverneur-generaal van Canada (nl)
oficiální sídlo generálního guvernéra Kanady (cs)
offizielle Residenz des Generalgouverneurs von Kanada (de)
резиденция в Оттава (ru)
מבנה באוטווה בירת קנדה (iw)
قصر في كندا (ar)
oficjalna rezydencja gubernatora generalnego Kanady (pl)
(officially Governor House) is the official residence of the Canadian monarch (en)

Main façade of Government House (en)
The Monck wing in 2018; the verandah was removed between 1911 and 1939 (en)
Governor General the Earl Grey in the governor general's study, 1909 (en)
Governor General Adrienne Clarkson with Russian president Vladimir Putin in the governor general's study, 2000 (en)
The ballroom, with the Sovereign's Wall the far end (en)
The Royal Window in the entrance hall (en)
The Viceregal Window in the entrance hall (en)
The ballroom's ornamental moulding (en)
A copy of George Hayter's portrait of Queen Victoria in the tent room (en)
A 1911 image showing the Monck wing , the Grey addition , with the bowed front for the governor general's study, and the Minto wing (en)

sentries from the Governor General's Foot Guards at the entrance of the property; the sign at the main gate; the wrought iron fence as it runs along Princess Avenue (en)
the inukshuk created by Kananginak Pootoogook and erected in 1997; the Fountain of Hope in the forecourt; the skating rink on the grounds of Rideau Hall; the totem pole by Mungo Martin (en)
Images of the west façade of Rideau Hall before and after the addition of the Mappin block in 1914. (en)
the reception room of Rideau Hall, showing original windows of the McKay villa , now blind; the three original McKay villa French doors in the reception room; the Edwardian-style entrance hall inside the Mappin wing; the door across from the top of the stair enters into the reception room (en)
works of art in the antechamber to the ballroom; a Haida carving in the Pauline Vanier room; the portrait of Governor General Jeanne Sauvé by Cleeve Horne (en)
the porte-cochère of the Queen's Entrance, seen behind; the escutcheon of the Arms of Canada in 1868 as carved into a stone atop the porte-cochère; the chandelier light fixture and herringbone brickwork in the porte-cochère's vault (en)