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Alberta Hotel, 1967 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Alberta Hotel, 1967

Exterior view of the Alberta Hotel in 1967.

This photograph shows the Alberta Hotel, an important historical site in Edmonton, captured in 1967.

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Alberta Hotel

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The Post War Years: 1946-1970

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Downtown

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Edmonton Historical Board

CatalogEHB-1967-001

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