Dawn Valentine
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❤️YEG • old buildings • Heritage Forward https://m.facebook.com/HeritageForward/ • Vintage St. Albert https://www.facebook.com/VintageStAlbert #savetheoldRAM
So disappointing to lose more affordable housing in older communities. The North Glenora Patio Homes were designed with families in mind, by Edmonton's first female architectural firm, Wallbridge & Imrie.
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Let’s Hear It For The Girls: A Lesbian Architecture Romance | Rainbow Story Hub
I wake up to the sounds of construction and stumble bleary-eyed down the stairs in a tank top and checkered PJ pants. My heart is in my throat; in the haze of the early morning, my brain has convinced...
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July 4, 2025 at 1:19 PM
So disappointing to lose more affordable housing in older communities. The North Glenora Patio Homes were designed with families in mind, by Edmonton's first female architectural firm, Wallbridge & Imrie.
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We want to save the old Royal Alberta Museum, perhaps even re-zone the site to allow for housing to support whatever retail, gallery or recreational businesses go in the building. #savetheoldRAM
May 22, 2025 at 3:02 AM
We want to save the old Royal Alberta Museum, perhaps even re-zone the site to allow for housing to support whatever retail, gallery or recreational businesses go in the building. #savetheoldRAM
We want to save the old Royal Alberta Museum, perhaps even re-zone the site to allow for housing to support whatever retail, gallery or recreational businesses go in the building. #savetheoldRAM
May 22, 2025 at 3:02 AM
We want to save the old Royal Alberta Museum, perhaps even re-zone the site to allow for housing to support whatever retail, gallery or recreational businesses go in the building. #savetheoldRAM
Aw, sad to see. That brick building was probably a big part of Inglewood’s character.
May 6, 2025 at 12:14 AM
Aw, sad to see. That brick building was probably a big part of Inglewood’s character.
February 17, 2025 at 8:56 PM