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Sheriff Robertson House, 2007, front elevation | Edmonton Historical Board

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Sheriff Robertson House, 2007, front elevation

Sheriff Robertson house, 2007, front elevation. Photo by Lawrence Herzog. Courtesy of City of Edmonton Sustainable Development.

Sheriff Robertson house, 2007, front elevation. Photo by Lawrence Herzog. Courtesy of City of Edmonton Sustainable Development.

The Sheriff Robertson House, once home to Sheriff Robertson, is an example of early residential architecture in the area.

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Sheriff Robertson Residence

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Cromdale

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Sheriff Robertson House, 1975, front entryPrevious media

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