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Varscona Theatre, Circa 1940 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Varscona Theatre, Circa 1940

A detailed view of the exterior of the Varscona Theatre, circa 1940.

This photograph shows a detailed view of the Varscona Theatre, capturing its architectural features from around the year 1940.

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Varscona Theatre

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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Garneau

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-275-1586

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Valleyview Manor, 2008, front elevationPrevious media

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