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Frost House, 2013, front view | Edmonton Historical Board

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Frost House, 2013, front view

Frost House, 2013, front view. Photo courtesy of Ann Hall.

This photograph captures a front view of Frost House, taken in 2013. The image provides a glimpse into the architectural style and details of the building.

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Frost Residence

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Parkdale

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Ann Hall Collection

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Credited to: Ann Hall Collection

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