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Corner Boards | City of Edmonton Archives

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Corner Boards

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When: 1875 - 1912

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A board which is used as trim on the external corner of a wood-frame structure and against which the ends of the siding are fitted.

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Cecil Burgess Residence
John Walter Houses
Sache House

William Paskins Residence

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