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Boyle Street, aerial circa 1965 | City of Edmonton Archives

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Boyle Street, aerial circa 1965

Aerial view of Boyle Street circa 1965, showing the streetscape and urban layout.

Aerial view of Boyle Street circa 1965, showing the streetscape and urban layout.

This photograph captures an aerial view of Boyle Street in Edmonton, taken around 1965. The image provides a glimpse into the urban landscape of the time.

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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