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Peter Hemingway Pool, 1980, glazing | Edmonton Historical Board

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Peter Hemingway Pool, 1980, glazing

Exterior view of the Peter Hemingway Pool in 1980 showing glazing details.

Exterior view of the Peter Hemingway Pool in 1980 showing glazing details.

Photograph showing the exterior of the Peter Hemingway Pool, showcasing its glazing features.

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Peter Hemingway (coronation) Pool

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