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Garneau Theatre Sign, 2006 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Garneau Theatre Sign, 2006

Garneau Theatre sign photographed in 2006, showcasing the iconic signage.

This image captures the sign of the Garneau Theatre, a notable cultural establishment located in Edmonton. The photograph was taken in 2006.

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Garneau Theatre, date unknown, side viewPrevious media

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Garneau Theatre, date unknown, side viewPrevious media

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Gem Ballroom, 1976Next media