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John Walter's Mill Office And Staff, 1897 | City of Edmonton Archives

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John Walter's Mill Office And Staff, 1897

John Walter's Mill Office and staff, 1897

Photograph of John Walter's Mill Office and its staff taken in 1897, highlighting the significance of the mill in Edmonton's history.

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John Walter's Mill Office

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Urban Settlement: 1870-1904

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