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First Presbyterian Church, 1915 | Edmonton Historical Board

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First Presbyterian Church, 1915

Exterior view of First Presbyterian Church, taken in 1915.

This photograph depicts the First Presbyterian Church taken in the year 1915, showcasing the architectural details of the exterior.

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First Presbyterian Church

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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Downtown

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-561-35

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First Nations Camp, Circa 1905Previous media

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First Presbyterian Church, 1964, interior viewNext media