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129 Avenue Commercial Streetscape (11900 Block)
Built 1980 · On Inventory
Buildings come in different sizes and shapes, and can be made from a variety of materials. Buildings are where we live, work and play. People have been erecting structures in the Edmonton area for thousands of years, starting with the indigenous people who have long called this area home. The earliest building remaining in Edmonton is the Peter Erasmus House, built in the 1860s and now located at Fort Edmonton Park.
Over the past 150 years residential, commercial and industrial structures have been erected, added to, torn down and rebuilt. As time passed methods and styles went in and out of fashion, and the primary function of some neighbourhoods changed, while new neighbourhoods were developed. The result is a many-layered built landscape composed of hundreds of thousands of buildings representing multiple architectural styles. This website provides the opportunity to explore the city's built heritage by profiling the history and architecture of well-known and lesser-known buildings in Edmonton.
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Built 1924 · On Inventory
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Commercial · Built 1929
In 1929, a new cash-and-carry grocery chain from the western United States arrived in Edmonton, bringing with it this Spanish Revival storefront.
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Built 1913 · Designated Municipal
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Built 1929 · On Inventory
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Built 1914 · On Inventory
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Built 1925 · Designated Provincial
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Built 1953 · On Inventory
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Built 1912 · On Inventory