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Sanderson & Looby Blacksmith Shop, Circa 1885 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Sanderson & Looby Blacksmith Shop, Circa 1885

Exterior view of Sanderson & Looby Blacksmith Shop, circa 1885.

Exterior view of Sanderson & Looby Blacksmith Shop, circa 1885.

The Sanderson & Looby Blacksmith Shop was an important establishment in Edmonton during the late 19th century, contributing to the local economy and community.

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Sanderson & Looby Blacksmith Shop

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Urban Settlement: 1870-1904

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-10-2780

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