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Vera Croucher Adjusting Clock, Daylight Savings Time Promotion | Edmonton Historical Board

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Vera Croucher Adjusting Clock, Daylight Savings Time Promotion

Vera Croucher adjusting a clock for daylight savings time promotion, captured by the City of Edmonton Archives.

Vera Croucher adjusting a clock for daylight savings time promotion, captured by the City of Edmonton Archives.

This photograph features Vera Croucher publicly adjusting a clock as part of a promotion for daylight savings time, showcasing community engagement with temporal changes.

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