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Residences 1913

Photograph of residences taken in 1913, showcasing the architectural style of the era.

This photograph captures residences from the year 1913, reflecting the architectural styles prominent during that time period.

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Urban Growth: 1905-1913

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEB-18-20

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Renovated Marquee, 1938Previous media

Media 391 of 500

Residential Neighbourhood Circa 1975Next media