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John Stocks Residence, 2013, balcony and turret | City of Edmonton Archives

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John Stocks Residence, 2013, balcony and turret

Detailed view of the John Stocks Residence featuring balcony and turret. Captured in 2013.

Detailed view of the John Stocks Residence featuring balcony and turret. Captured in 2013.

This image captures the balcony and turret details of the John Stocks Residence, a notable architectural feature in Edmonton.

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John Stocks Residence

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