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Churchill Wire Centre: City Telephones Building, 1950 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Churchill Wire Centre: City Telephones Building, 1950

Exterior view of the City Telephones Building, constructed in 1950, City of Edmonton Archives.

Exterior view of the City Telephones Building, constructed in 1950, City of Edmonton Archives.

The City Telephones Building, also known as the Churchill Wire Centre, was built in 1950 and served the telecommunications needs of Edmonton.

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City Telephones Building

Time Periods

The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-10-2193

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