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Birks Building, 1977, front view from Jasper Avenue

Birks Building, 1977, front view from Jasper Avenue. City of Edmonton Archives EA-245-208.

Birks Building, 1977, front view from Jasper Avenue. City of Edmonton Archives EA-245-208.

A photograph capturing the front view of the Birks Building on Jasper Avenue in Edmonton, taken in 1977.

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Birks Building

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Downtown

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