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Belgravia, Circa 1965, Community League Hall | Edmonton Historical Board

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Belgravia, Circa 1965, Community League Hall

Belgravia, Community League Hall, c. 1965

Belgravia, Community League Hall, c. 1965

This photograph depicts the Community League Hall in Belgravia, with a documented year of around 1965.

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Community League Hall

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Belgravia

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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City of Edmonton Archives

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