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Harry V. Shaw, 1914 | City of Edmonton Archives

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Harry V. Shaw, 1914

Harry V. Shaw in 1914, captured during a visit to the City of Edmonton Archives.

Harry V. Shaw in 1914, captured during a visit to the City of Edmonton Archives.

Photograph of Harry V. Shaw, taken in the year 1914, available in the City of Edmonton Archives.

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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