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Alberta Avenue, Circa 1965, aerial of Norwood | Edmonton Historical Board

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Alberta Avenue, Circa 1965, aerial of Norwood

Aerial view of Alberta Avenue in Norwood, circa 1965.

Aerial view of Alberta Avenue in Norwood, circa 1965.

This photograph presents an aerial view of Alberta Avenue in Norwood, captured around the year 1965, showcasing the urban landscape of the area during that period.

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Alberta Avenue

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-33-465

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