1920 Street

More pictures from Fort Edmonton Park. This time from 1920 Street.
The centre picture showing of some of the parks transportation. A Streetcar and an old automobile.
Top left going clockwise.
1. A replica of the Capitol Theatre that used to sit on Jasper Avenue. This a fully functional theatre and throughout the year the feature old classic movies.
2. Bill's Confectionery with half of the shop selling tobacco products and the other half selling ice cream.
3. The Al-Rashad Mosque which was moved to Fort Edmonton Park and restored and is now preserved. A huge part of not only Edmonton history but Canadian history as it the very first Mosque ever built in Canada.
4. A replica of The Motordrome which fixed and sold automobiles. They had a great selection of vehicles lined up outside. All of which are fully operational.
More pictures in my other albums.

[Diana]

Wonderful captures in your beautiful collage.

[Casablanca]

Looks such a cool place to wander around with all that history

[Marj]

Precious history stories behind your photos!

[Oli Lindenskov]

Great collage😊

[Neil]

Your photographs are always interesting, makes me want to jump on a plane and explore myself.

[Lou Ann]

Such a great collage and narrative!

[Wylie]

so much to see in your town

[winghong_ho]

Lovely shots.

[Bucktree]

Wonderful collage.

[Michelle]

Lovely collage

[Peter Dulis]

lovely collage

[Fisher Family]

Lovely historic scenes!

Ian

[Beverley]

Fabulous to see and read. Busy place to be

[Mags]

Beautiful shots! I love the old timey store fronts.

[Agnes]

Beautiful collage

[carol white]

Lovely captures and info

[Cliff McFarlane]

Evocative montage

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice collage

[Heather]

Great shots, Brian! I like seeing all these buildings on that beautiful prairie! Fav

[Islandgirl]

Interesting collage!

[Corinne C]

Wonderful set of pictures and an interesting narrative.

[Kathy]

Who would have thought that there would be a mosque in the 1920s. diversity from way back.

[Dorothy]

I do believe I was there back in 2006, on our way back from driving to Alaska. Thought it looked familiar in your earlier photos, these definitely do. Don’t remember the mosque though.

[Rick]

Great shots.

[Valerie Chesney]

Such an interesting collage!

[eDorre]

Such a neat variety of shots

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely looking collage.

[bkb in the city]

@ludwigsdiana Thanks Diana

[bkb in the city]

@casablanca It really is a fantastic museum

[bkb in the city]

@sewfree Marj glad to share them with you

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@mubbur Thanks Oli

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@neil_ge l would love to have you come visit

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@louannwarren Thanks Lou Ann

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@pusspup Wylie you should come and see it for yourself

[bkb in the city]

@wh2021 Thanks Winghong

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@dkellogg Thank you

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@bigmxx Thanks Michelle

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@pdulis Thanks Peter

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@fishers Ian glad you enjoyed this one

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@beverley365 Beverley glad to share this with you

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@marlboromaam Mags glad you enjoyed them

[bkb in the city]

@agnesvanderlindeicloudcom Thanks Agnes

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@carolmw Carol glad to share this with you

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@clifford Thanks Cliff

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@elisasaeter Thanks Elisabeth

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@365projectorgheatherb Thanks Heather for the comment and the fav. Glad you liked this one

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@radiogirl Kathy l trust that you enjoyed this one

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@corinnec Corinne l trust that you enjoyed this one

[bkb in the city]

@randystreat Actually it was placed on 1920 street because of the available space. It wasn't built until 1938

[bkb in the city]

@illinilass Dorothy l trust you enjoyed it. The Mosque would have been there then

[bkb in the city]

@rickster549 Thanks Rick

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@happysnaps Valerie l trust that you enjoyed this one

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@edorreandresen Thank you

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@mittens Thanks Marilyn