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Brick Cladding

Designed to look like a full brick wall but is really thin bricks applied to an already existing wall to provide the cosmetic look of brick with out the cost or heaviness of actually using brick. Also called brick veneer.

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Stucco Cladding

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Style Exemplified In Structures

C. W. Cross Residence

The C. W. Cross Residence was a 1912 Tudor Revival home located in Glenora.

Dr. Eardley Allin Residence

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The 1926 Highlands United Church was designed by well-known Edmonton architect W. G. Blakey.

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Contains Structures

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Architectural

Tegler Building

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Herbert Alton Magoon

Construction of Tegler Building (1911)

St. Joseph's Hospital

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Construction of St. Joseph's Hospital (1948)

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Construction of Hyndman House (1946)

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Construction of Federal Building (1954)

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Herbert Alton Magoon

Construction of Edmonton Public Library (1923)

Capitol Theatre

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Dewar, Stevenson, and Stanley

Herbert Alton Magoon

Construction of Capitol Theatre (1918)

Boundary

Initial Boundary of Windsor Park