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Edmonton Public Library, side elevation | City of Edmonton Archives

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Edmonton Public Library, side elevation

Side elevation of the Edmonton Public Library showcasing architectural features.

Side elevation of the Edmonton Public Library showcasing architectural features.

This photograph captures the side elevation of the Edmonton Public Library, reflecting its architectural design.

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Edmonton Public Library

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Edmonton Public Library, front elevation with addition 1960sPrevious media

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