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Civic Block 1961

Photograph of Civic Block taken in 1961, indicating structures and layout.

This photograph captures the Civic Block in Edmonton, showcasing the structures present at that time in 1961.

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogET-17-2

Churchill Wire Centre: City Telephones Business Office, 1949, interior viewPrevious media

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Churchill Wire Centre: City Telephones Business Office, 1949, interior viewPrevious media

Media 75 of 500

Civic Block ca. 1965Next media