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Government House officials gathered for a photograph outside the Government House in Edmonton.

This photograph features officials from Government House, likely associated with the administration in Edmonton, taken outside the historic residence.

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Government House, 2007, front viewPrevious media

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Group Photo Including William West, 1912Next media

Government House, 2007, front viewPrevious media

Media 217 of 500

Group Photo Including William West, 1912Next media