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McDougall Mansion

Exterior view of McDougall Mansion in Edmonton, showcasing its architectural features.

McDougall Mansion, an architectural landmark in Edmonton, showcasing its exterior design and historical significance.

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CatalogEA-500-260

McCauley, Circa 1970Previous media

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McCauley, Circa 1970Previous media

Media 323 of 500

McLellan, Sarah residenceNext media