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Balfour Manor, 2013

Photo of Balfour Manor, an exterior view captured by James Dow.

This photograph captures Balfour Manor, a significant heritage building located in Edmonton. Taken in 2013, it showcases the architectural style of the era.

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Athabasca Hall, 2007Previous media

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