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Masonic Temple, 2014 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Masonic Temple, 2014

Exterior view of the Masonic Temple from 2014.

This image depicts the Masonic Temple taken in the year 2014, highlighting its exterior architectural features.

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Masonic Temple- Saskatchewan Lodge #92

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Margaret Martin Residence, 2006, front elevation with bay windowPrevious media

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Margaret Martin Residence, 2006, front elevation with bay windowPrevious media

Media 313 of 500

Masonic Temple, Circa 1935Next media