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St. Basil Ukrainian Catholic Church, 1997 | Edmonton Historical Board

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St. Basil Ukrainian Catholic Church, 1997

Exterior view of St. Basil Ukrainian Catholic Church in 1997, captured by City of Edmonton Archives.

Exterior view of St. Basil Ukrainian Catholic Church in 1997, captured by City of Edmonton Archives.

A photograph depicting St. Basil Ukrainian Catholic Church as it appeared in 1997.

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St. Basil the Great Ukrainian Catholic Church

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