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Artifact of the Week – June 8, 2016

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The High Prairie and District Museum has a 1933 Edmonton Telephone Directory. The entire book of 136 pages has phone listings for “All points north of Red Deer”. It is interesting to read through the pages and see how phone numbers have changed since 1933. Estelle McCue donated the directory to the museum in 1994. Each week, the museum presents an artifact. Drop by during regular hours to see this item and more. For all inquiries, please call curator Darlene Adams at the museum at [780] 523-2601.

 

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