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Calder, aerial of GTPR yards. c. 1920s | Edmonton Historical Board

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Calder, aerial of GTPR yards. c. 1920s

Aerial photograph of the GTPR yards in Calder, taken in the 1920s.

Aerial photograph of the GTPR yards in Calder, taken in the 1920s.

This aerial photograph depicts the GTPR yards located in the Calder neighborhood, captured circa 1920s.

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Calder

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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