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Queen Alexandra School, 1910 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Queen Alexandra School, 1910

Black and white photograph of Queen Alexandra School, taken in 1910.

Photograph of Queen Alexandra School, illustrating the architectural style and environment of the early 20th century.

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Queen Alexandra School

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Queen Alexandra

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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Primrose, Circa 1935, Honorable P.C.H.Previous media

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Queen Elizabeth Planetarium, 1970, front elevationNext media

Primrose, Circa 1935, Honorable P.C.H.Previous media

Media 381 of 500

Queen Elizabeth Planetarium, 1970, front elevationNext media