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Big House At Fort Edmonton Park, 1975, front elevation | Edmonton Historical Board

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Big House At Fort Edmonton Park, 1975, front elevation

Big House at Fort Edmonton Park, 1975, front elevation.

Big House at Fort Edmonton Park, 1975, front elevation.

Photograph of the Big House at Fort Edmonton Park, showcasing its front elevation as it appeared in 1975.

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Structures

Big House, Fort Edmonton

Time Periods

Pre-contact and Fur Trade: 11,000 Bce to 1870

Neighbourhoods

River Valley West Central

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-9-217

Beth Shalom Synagogue, 2010Previous media

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Big House At Fort Edmonton Park, 1978, interior of dining roomNext media