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Edmonton, 1930, 101 Street | Edmonton Historical Board

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Edmonton, 1930, 101 Street

Historic view of Edmonton on 101 Street in 1930, showcasing the street's architecture and atmosphere.

This photograph depicts a historic view of Edmonton on 101 Street in 1930, capturing the street's architectural features and atmosphere.

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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CatalogEA-160-523

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Duggan Residence, 2006Previous media

Media 107 of 500

Edmonton Art Gallery, 1968, exterior viewNext media