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Varscona Theatre, east side Circa 1966 | City of Edmonton Archives

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Varscona Theatre, east side Circa 1966

Exterior view of the Varscona Theatre, east side, circa 1966.

Exterior view of the Varscona Theatre, east side, circa 1966.

This photograph captures the east side exterior view of the Varscona Theatre, an important cultural venue in Edmonton, taken around 1966.

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Varscona Theatre

Time Periods

The Post War Years: 1946-1970

Neighbourhoods

Garneau

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City of Edmonton Archives

CatalogEA-275-295

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