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Garneau Theatre, date unknown, side view | Edmonton Historical Board

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Garneau Theatre, date unknown, side view

Side view of Garneau Theatre, a historical building in Edmonton. City of Edmonton Archives EA-275-318.

Side view of Garneau Theatre, a historical building in Edmonton. City of Edmonton Archives EA-275-318.

The Garneau Theatre, a historically significant building in Edmonton, showcased in this side view photograph.

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Garneau Theatre

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Garneau

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