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Inglewood, Circa 1930 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Inglewood, Circa 1930

Historic photograph of Inglewood, taken circa 1930.

This photograph showcases the historical area of Inglewood, taken circa 1930, providing a glimpse into the community's architecture and atmosphere during that time.

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Inglewood

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-427-114

Ingebrigt Olson Residence, 2013, front viewPrevious media

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Jasper Avenue & 105 Street, Circa 1930Next media

Ingebrigt Olson Residence, 2013, front viewPrevious media

Media 270 of 500

Jasper Avenue & 105 Street, Circa 1930Next media