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Polished Stone

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1929 - 1961

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A hard substance that comes from the ground and is used for building that has been made shiny and smooth by rubbing or the use of chemicals.

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  • Birks Building
  • Churchill Wire Centre
  • Garneau Theatre
  • Imperial Bank of Canada Building
  • Masonic Temple- Saskatchewan Lodge #92
  • Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
  • Roxy Theatre
  • Valleyview Manor
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