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Canada Permanent Building, front elevation | City of Edmonton Archives

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Canada Permanent Building, front elevation

Canada Permanent Building, front elevation

This photograph features the front elevation of the Canada Permanent Building, a notable landmark.

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Canada Permanent Building

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Downtown

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEB-26-387

Calder, aerial of GTPR yards. c. 1920sPrevious media

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