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1912

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Bard Residence

Bard Residence, 1916

Built in 1912

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Bard Residence, 1912

Exterior view of the Bard Residence, built in 1912.

Captured in 1912

1916

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Bard Residence, 1916

Bard Residence, 1916

Captured in 1916

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L. Keith

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Strathcona

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Bard Residence, den

Bard Residence, den

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Bard Residence, dining room

Bard Residence, dining room

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Bard Residence, main front stairway

Bard Residence, main front stairway visible from the exterior.

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Bard Residence, stained glass window on landing

Bard Residence, stained glass window on landing

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