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Gariepy Block, Circa 1912, Jasper Avenue and 100 Street | City of Edmonton Archives

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Gariepy Block, Circa 1912, Jasper Avenue and 100 Street

Gariepy Block, Jasper Avenue and 100 Street, circa 1912

Gariepy Block, Jasper Avenue and 100 Street, circa 1912

The Gariepy Block located at the intersection of Jasper Avenue and 100 Street, photographed around the year 1912.

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Gariepy Block

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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Downtown

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-10-208

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