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Roxy Theatre, 1988

Exterior view of the Roxy Theatre, photographed in 1988.

The photograph showcases the Roxy Theatre, an iconic structure in Edmonton, providing a glimpse into the architectural style and cultural significance of the venue during the late 1980s.

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Roxy Theatre

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Westmount

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CatalogEA-207-292

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Roxy TheatrePrevious media

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