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Sheriff Robertson House, 1975, front entry | City of Edmonton Archives

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Sheriff Robertson House, 1975, front entry

Sheriff Robertson house, 1975, front entry detail. City of Edmonton Archives EA-207-3.

Sheriff Robertson house, 1975, front entry detail. City of Edmonton Archives EA-207-3.

This historical photograph depicts the front entry of the Sheriff Robertson House, taken in 1975.

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Sheriff Robertson Residence

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Cromdale

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-207-3

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