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Magrath Mansion, 1914, front elevation | Edmonton Historical Board

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Magrath Mansion, 1914, front elevation

Magrath Mansion, 1914, front elevation. City of Edmonton Archives EA-267-143.

Magrath Mansion, 1914, front elevation. City of Edmonton Archives EA-267-143.

Photograph showing the front elevation of Magrath Mansion taken in the year 1914, emphasizing its architectural style and design.

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Magrath Mansion

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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Highlands

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-267-143

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