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Frederick S. Jones Residence, 2013, front elevation | Edmonton Historical Board

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Frederick S. Jones Residence, 2013, front elevation

Frederick S. Jones Residence, 2013, front elevation. Photo courtesy of Ann Hall.

Frederick S. Jones Residence, 2013, front elevation. Photo courtesy of Ann Hall.

This photograph captures the front elevation of the Frederick S. Jones Residence taken in 2013.

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Frederick S. Jones Residence

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Calder

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Ann Hall Collection

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