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Duggan Residence, 1910, Saskatchewan Drive looking East | Edmonton Historical Board

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Duggan Residence, 1910, Saskatchewan Drive looking East

Duggan Residence, Saskatchewan Drive looking East, 1910

Duggan Residence, Saskatchewan Drive looking East, 1910

The photograph depicts the Duggan Residence located along Saskatchewan Drive, captured looking east in the year 1910.

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Duggan Residence

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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Strathcona

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-364-7

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