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Gibson Block, 1958, front window

Gibson Block, 1958, front window detail. City of Edmonton Archives EA-193-20.

Detail of the front window of the Gibson Block captured in 1958, showcasing architectural features.

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Gibson Block

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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Boyle Street

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CatalogEA-193-20

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