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- ERNEST BROWN RESIDENCE
From 1919 to 1921, this was the home of photographer, historian, painter, and museum operator, Ernest Brown. Born in England, at Newcastle-on-Tyne, he came to Edmonton in 1904. - EWART-DUGGAN HOUSE
The Ewart-Duggan House, built in 1887, is thought to be the oldest brick residence still standing in the province of Alberta. - EXPERT CLEANERS
The Expert Cleaners building is one of a very few examples of International Style architecture from the 1950s remaining in Edmonton. - EZRA PEARSON HOUSE
Ezra Pearson first came to Medicine Hat from Nova Scotia in 1883. - F.W. GALBRAITH RESIDENCE
The Francis W. Galbraith residence is the oldest home in Red Deer owned continuously by one family. - FALLOW/FARNELL RESIDENCE
This impressive two and a half storey residence was built by H.A. McKenzie for John Gavin Fallow, who moved into the house in April 1911. - FEDERAL PUBLIC BUILDING
Although it was designed in 1930, the Federal Public Building was not actually constructed until 1955. - FENSALA HALL
In 1891, the Icelandic women decided to form a ladies' aid society which they named Vonin. - FIELD RESIDENCE
James Williamson Field came to Edmonton in 1914 and moved into this house in 1915. It was yet another of the Magrath Holgate houses developed in November 1912. - FIFTH AVENUE UNITED CHURCH
The year 1912 saw the construction not only of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church and St. Barnabas Anglican Church, but also Fifth Avenue Methodist Church.