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St. Barbara's Cathedral Bells, 2003 | Edmonton Historical Board

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St. Barbara's Cathedral Bells, 2003

Exterior view of St. Barbara's Cathedral bells in 2003.

Exterior view of St. Barbara's Cathedral bells in 2003.

This photograph captures the exterior view of the bells of St. Barbara's Cathedral, a notable landmark.

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St. Barbara's Russian Orthodox Cathedral

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Boyle Street

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