Gallery of Central Business District, Turn of The 20th Century Through The 1930s
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South Railway Street and Hamilton Street looking southeast, 1910
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South Railway Street running back towards Broad Street
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East down 11th Avenue from Scarth Street, 1906. On the right is the Post Office under construction
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Sherwood Department Store, 1913. Building remains in use as Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Building
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Scarth Street and King's Hotel, 1920
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Hamilton Street and 11th Avenue, photographed from the lawn of the old City Hall, 1936
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