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Legislature Building, Circa 1912 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Legislature Building, Circa 1912

Exterior view of the Legislature Building, circa 1912.

Historic photograph of the Legislature Building in Edmonton, taken around 1912. This building serves as a prominent landmark in the city.

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Alberta Legislature Building

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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Downtown

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-327-25

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Law Courts, Circa 1982Previous media

Media 297 of 500

Le Marchand Mansion, Circa 1905Next media