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Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 2010 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 2010

Photograph of Holy Trinity Anglican Church taken in 2010, showing the exterior.

Photograph of Holy Trinity Anglican Church taken in 2010, showing the exterior.

This photograph captures the exterior of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, located in Edmonton. It was taken in 2010, showcasing its distinct architectural features.

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Holy Trinity Anglican Church

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Strathcona

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Edmonton Historical Board

Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 2008, front viewPrevious media

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