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Civic Block ca. 1965 | City of Edmonton Archives

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Civic Block ca. 1965

Civic Block ca. 1965, showing an exterior view of the Civic Block at that time.

Civic Block ca. 1965, showing an exterior view of the Civic Block at that time.

The photograph captures the Civic Block, an important site in Edmonton's administrative landscape, taken around the year 1965.

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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City of Edmonton Archives

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