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Ernest Brown Block, 2007, front view | City of Edmonton Archives

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Ernest Brown Block, 2007, front view

Ernest Brown Block, 2007, front view. Photo by Lawrence Herzog. Courtesy of City of Edmonton Sustainable Development.

Ernest Brown Block, 2007, front view. Photo by Lawrence Herzog. Courtesy of City of Edmonton Sustainable Development.

A photograph depicting the front view of the Ernest Brown Block, taken in 2007.

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Ernest Brown Block

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Boyle Street

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City of Edmonton Sustainable Development

CatalogCOE-2007-001

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