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Alberta Government House
128 St. & 102nd Ave. ,
Edmonton Alberta
(West)
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Historic Building/Landmark
This gracious sandstone building, opened in 1913, served as the residence of Alberta's Lieutenant Governors. The mansion was closed in 1938 and was used as a WWII veterans' hospital from 1944 to 1951. Then, in 1976, after extensive restoration, was reopen
This gracious sandstone building, opened in 1913, served as the residence of Alberta's Lieutenant Governors. The mansion was closed in 1938 and was used as a WWII veterans' hospital from 1944 to 1951. Then, in 1976, after extensive restoration, was reopen
Alberta Legislature Building
97 Ave. & 107th St.,
Edmonton Alberta
(Downtown/ West Jasper Ave)
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Historic Building/Landmark
Surrounded by 57 acres of parkland, this beautiful building is a must see for those interested in architecture, politics and history. Completed in 1912 on the site of the original Fort Edmonton, the building features an interpretive centre and gift shop.
Surrounded by 57 acres of parkland, this beautiful building is a must see for those interested in architecture, politics and history. Completed in 1912 on the site of the original Fort Edmonton, the building features an interpretive centre and gift shop.
City of Edmonton Archives
10440 108th Ave.,
Edmonton Alberta
(North)
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A public research facility housing government and private records documenting Edmonton's history.
A public research facility housing government and private records documenting Edmonton's history.
Fort Edmonton Park
Fox Dr. & Whitemud Dr.,
Edmonton Alberta
(Southwest)
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Historic Building/Landmark
Canada's largest living history park! Join the costumed historical interpreters and experience life as an early pioneer. March with the ladies to ban the demon rum; learn all about herbal remedies; help make bannock bread. Take time to visit the new 1920
Canada's largest living history park! Join the costumed historical interpreters and experience life as an early pioneer. March with the ladies to ban the demon rum; learn all about herbal remedies; help make bannock bread. Take time to visit the new 1920
Old Strathcona Historic Area
#401, 10324 Whyte Ave.,
Edmonton Alberta
(Whyte Ave./ Old Strathcona)
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Historic Building/Landmark
Historical buildings date from 1891, prior to amalgamation of the town of Strathcona with the City of Edmonton in 1912. Known for its exuberant spirit, this south side district is an attractive shopping destination. Walking tour brochures are available at
Historical buildings date from 1891, prior to amalgamation of the town of Strathcona with the City of Edmonton in 1912. Known for its exuberant spirit, this south side district is an attractive shopping destination. Walking tour brochures are available at
Rutherford House
11153 Saskatchewan Drive, U of A campus,
Edmonton Alberta
(Garneau/ University)
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Historic Building/Landmark
Costumed interpreters re-enact life in the 1900's at the former home of the province's first premier, Alexander Cameron Rutherford. Built in 1911, this Edwardian mansion established new standards in residential design, marking the end of the pioneer era i
Costumed interpreters re-enact life in the 1900's at the former home of the province's first premier, Alexander Cameron Rutherford. Built in 1911, this Edwardian mansion established new standards in residential design, marking the end of the pioneer era i
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