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The Trapper’s Shack is significant to Fort Vermilion and Mackenzie County for its historical, social, cultural and aesthetic values. Located on its original river lot and relatively unaltered in presentation, the Trapper's Shack is one of the region’s earlier and more prominent hand hewn log houses...

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The heritage value of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church lies in its architectural significance as a fine regional example of a church built in the Byzantine tradition that evolved in western Canada. Constructed in 1918, it has a cruciform plan with a nave, transepts and sanctuary contained...

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The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is a small, cruciform, wood-frame church clad with white bevelled wood siding that profiles a large onion-shaped dome. It faces west on a landscaped site that includes a cemetery, on the west side of a gravel range road, about a kilometre from the North Saskatchewan River, in Lamont County, Alberta.

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The Mill Creek Trestle Bridge is of heritage value as part of the first rail connection between Strathcona and Edmonton, for its association with prominent railway entrepreneurs Sir William MacKenzie and Sir Donald Mann, as a symbol of Edmonton's industrial development, and for its landmark status within the modern-day community.

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The Acadia Block is significant for its association with the commercial development of Lethbridge. It is also valuable for its association with Charles Broughton Bowman.

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