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- CLIFF BUNGALOW SCHOOL
Cliff Bungalow School was originally named the 22nd Avenue Cottage School but was renamed after Cliff Street in 1927. - CLIFF TRIANGLE PARK
The development of this small park was due to the vision of William Roland Reader, Calgary's Superintendent of Parks between 1913 and 1942. - COACH HOUSE
In early 1913, when Bidwell Holgate received a permit to construct a $10,000 garage with living quarters and William Magrath obtained a permit for a similar $6,000 structure, garages usually cost from $100 to $300. - COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL/ CROWSNEST MUSEUM
Coleman High School was built in 1936 to alleviate overcrowding in the town's school - CORNETT RESIDENCE
The Cornett home was completed in 1936 and harks back to the earlier Western Canadian tradition of revival styles. - CUB HALL
The Cub Hall played a brief but important role in the social life of North Deer during the Second World War. - D.F. DAVIDSON REAL ESTATE OFFICE
This little wood frame store was hastily built in 1913 to serve as an office for D.F. Davidson, a real estate agent who had several properties for sale in the neighbourhood. - DENIKE BLOCK
The Denike Block was built in 1913 for C.R. Denike’s expanding jewelry store, housing the jewelry store on the ground floor and law offices and living space above. - DENTAL SCIENCE BUILDING
The faculty of Medicine held its first classes in 1913, Pharmacy in 1914, and Dentistry in 1918. - DERWAS COURT APARTMENT BUILDING
The Derwas Court Apartment Building was planned in 1913 to meet the demand for apartments which had developed in Edmonton’s pre-WWI boom economy.