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Glenora Substation

Exterior view of Glenora Substation, showcasing its unique architectural style.

The Glenora Substation, an important facility in the electrical infrastructure of the Glenora neighborhood, reflects significant architectural features from its period.

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Glenora Substation- Station 650

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Glenora School, 2013, front detailPrevious media

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Glenora School, 2013, front detailPrevious media

Media 211 of 500

Glenora Substation, Circa 1963Next media