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Secord House, North & South Elevation Blueprints | Edmonton Historical Board

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Secord House, North & South Elevation Blueprints

Blueprints showing North and South Elevation of Secord House.

Blueprints showing North and South Elevation of Secord House.

Blueprints detailing both the north and south elevations of the Secord House, an important historical structure.

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Secord House

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Downtown

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-9-323

Secord House, East and West elevation blue printsPrevious media

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