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John Stocks Residence, 1972, rear elevation | Edmonton Historical Board

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John Stocks Residence, 1972, rear elevation

Rear elevation of John Stocks Residence, photographed in 1972. Historical image from the City of Edmonton Archives.

Rear elevation of John Stocks Residence, photographed in 1972. Historical image from the City of Edmonton Archives.

This photograph depicts the rear elevation of the John Stocks Residence taken in 1972, showcasing its architectural features.

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John Stocks Residence

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-33-64

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