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View Of All Three University Of Alberta Halls, 1920 | City of Edmonton Archives

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View Of All Three University Of Alberta Halls, 1920

View of all three University of Alberta Halls in 1920.

View of all three University of Alberta Halls in 1920.

This photograph captures a view of all three University of Alberta Halls taken in 1920.

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University of Alberta Halls

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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City of Edmonton Archives

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