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Artificial Stone | City of Edmonton Archives

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Artificial Stone

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When: 1930 - 1960

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Building stone molded from concrete and made to resemble natural stone.

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Masonic Temple- Saskatchewan Lodge #92
Queen Elizabeth Ii Planetarium

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