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Sundance Lodges, 1972, Kootney Flats

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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Students Union Building On The University Of Alberta Campus, 1968Previous media

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