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Richard Wallace Residence, 2002, rear | Edmonton Historical Board

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Richard Wallace Residence, 2002, rear

Photograph of the rear view of the Richard Wallace Residence taken in 2002.

Photograph of the rear view of the Richard Wallace Residence taken in 2002.

This photograph showcases the rear elevation of the Richard Wallace Residence, captured in the year 2002.

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Richard Wallace Residence

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