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Sundance Lodges, 1972, Kootney Flats | Edmonton Historical Board

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Sundance Lodges, 1972, Kootney Flats

Sundance Lodges, Kootney Flats, 1972

Sundance Lodges, Kootney Flats, 1972

This photograph features the Sundance Lodges located in the Kootney Flats area, captured in 1972, documenting the outdoor accommodation structure.

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