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Law Courts Building, 1978, exterior view | Edmonton Historical Board

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Law Courts Building, 1978, exterior view

Exterior view of the Law Courts Building in Edmonton from 1978.

Exterior view of the Law Courts Building in Edmonton from 1978.

This photograph shows the exterior view of the Law Courts Building in Edmonton, taken in 1978.

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Law Courts

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Downtown

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