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Margaret Martin Residence, 2006, front elevation with bay window | Edmonton Historical Board

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Margaret Martin Residence, 2006, front elevation with bay window

Margaret Martin Residence, 2006, front elevation with bay window. City of Edmonton Archives EA-792-285.

Margaret Martin Residence, 2006, front elevation with bay window. City of Edmonton Archives EA-792-285.

This photograph shows the front elevation of the Margaret Martin Residence taken in 2006, highlighting the bay window feature of the house.

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Margaret Martin Residence

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Strathcona

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City of Edmonton Archives

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