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Students Union Building On The University Of Alberta Campus, 1968 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Students Union Building On The University Of Alberta Campus, 1968

Students Union Building on the University of Alberta campus, 1968. City of Edmonton Archives EA-340-84.

Students Union Building on the University of Alberta campus, 1968. City of Edmonton Archives EA-340-84.

Photograph of the Students Union Building on the University of Alberta campus, taken in 1968.

Depicted in this photo

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Students' Union Building

Time Periods

The Post War Years: 1946-1970

Neighbourhoods

University of Alberta

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-340-84

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