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Edmonton Art Gallery, 1968, exterior view | City of Edmonton Archives

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Edmonton Art Gallery, 1968, exterior view

Exterior view of the Edmonton Art Gallery taken in 1968, showcasing its architectural features.

Exterior view of the Edmonton Art Gallery taken in 1968, showcasing its architectural features.

This image captures an exterior view of the Edmonton Art Gallery, providing insight into its architectural style in 1968.

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Edmonton Art Gallery

Time Periods

The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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Downtown

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City of Edmonton Archives

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