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Aerial view of Glenora, 1944 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Aerial view of Glenora, 1944

Aerial view of Glenora in 1944.

This aerial photograph captures the Glenora neighborhood in Edmonton, taken in 1944. It showcases the layout and development of the area during this period.

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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