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Emily Murphy House, 2006, front elevation | City of Edmonton Archives

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Emily Murphy House, 2006, front elevation

Front elevation view of Emily Murphy House, photographed in 2006, housed in the City of Edmonton Archives.

Front elevation view of Emily Murphy House, photographed in 2006, housed in the City of Edmonton Archives.

Photograph depicting the front elevation of the Emily Murphy House taken in 2006, showcasing its architectural details.

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Emily Murphy Residence

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Garneau

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