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Gariepy House, 1903

Gariepy House, 1903, exterior view showing the architectural features of the house.

The photograph depicts the Gariepy House, an important historic structure from 1903, reflecting the architectural style of the period.

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Structures

  • Gariepy Block
  • Gariepy Mansion/rosary Hall

Time Periods

  • Urban Settlement: 1870-1904

Neighbourhoods

  • Downtown

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  • City of Edmonton Archives

Catalog: EB-14-129

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