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Sheriff Robertson House, 1937 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Sheriff Robertson House, 1937

Sheriff Robertson residence, a historical house photographed in 1937.

Photograph of the Sheriff Robertson residence, capturing its architectural features as it appeared in 1937.

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Sheriff Robertson Residence

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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Cromdale

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Edmonton Historical Board

Shaw House, site 1982Previous media

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Sheriff Robertson House, 1975, front entryNext media

Shaw House, site 1982Previous media

Media 430 of 500

Sheriff Robertson House, 1975, front entryNext media