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Peter Hemingway Pool, 2008, supports | Edmonton Historical Board

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Peter Hemingway Pool, 2008, supports

Exterior view of Peter Hemingway Pool showing its supports in 2008. Photo by James Dow.

Exterior view of Peter Hemingway Pool showing its supports in 2008. Photo by James Dow.

Peter Hemingway Pool, constructed in 2008, features a distinctive design with prominent exterior supports.

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Peter Hemingway (coronation) Pool

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Edmonton Historical Board

Peter Hemingway Pool, 1980, glazingPrevious media

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