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C.N. Station, Royal Visit, 1939 | Edmonton Historical Board

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C.N. Station, Royal Visit, 1939

Exterior view of C.N. Station during the Royal Visit in 1939

This photograph captures the C.N. Station during a royal visit in 1939, showcasing the significant historical context of the event.

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C.N. Station
Canadian National Railway Station-1928

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-160-835

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Civic Block Circa 1914Previous media

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Court House, 1912Next media