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the lawrence herzog articles
Selected articles about Edmonton's history from the Lawrence Herzog online columns It's Our Heritage and Inside Edmonton which have appeared in Real Estate Weekly since 1988.
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General History
- The 1939 Royal Visit
- The 1987 Tornado Was a Turning Point
- 60 Years of Black Gold
- 75 Years of Making Edmonton a Home
- A.J. Davidson Sold Beverly
- Another Look At Strathcona's Pioneer Merchants
- At the Birthplace of Edmonton
- Banking on Jasper Avenue
- Before the Oilers ... the Edmonton Flyers
- Beverly In The Depression
- The Builder of the First Fort Edmonton
- Canada's First Municipal Golf Course
- Downtown as a Gathering Place
- Edmonton Pays Tribute to Pioneers
- The Edmonton Radial Railway
- Edmonton Yukon And Pacific Railway
- Edmonton's 1893 Land Office
- Edmonton's Early 20th Century Hotels
- Edmonton's First Bridge Across the North Saskatchewan
- Edmonton's Immigration Hall Languishes
- Edmonton's Real Estate in the Booming 1950s
- Eva McKitrick: A Walking Encyclopaedia of Local History
- A Grand and Fabulous Railway Station
- Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian National Railways
- Grierson Hill Slips Into Edmonton's Past
- History Beneath Our Feet
- History Just Below The Surface
- Hotel Macdonald Celebrates 90 Years
- Immigration Hall to Again Offer Shelter
- The Influenza Epidemic of 1918
- The Legacy of Leduc Number One
- A Legacy of Vision
- Life in the Fast Lane-The Story of Edmonton International Speedway
- Matthew McCauley: A Man of Justice, Civic Commitment and Leadership
- Mill Creek Trestle Bridge
- Naming Edmonton: From Ada to Zoie
- A New Future for the Rossdale Power Plant
- Oliver Gets Through The Depression
- The Rejuvenation of Churchill Square
- The Renewal of the Residential Heart of the City
- The Ritchie Mill
- Rossdale Power Plant's History Earns Some Respect
- The Spirit of Home
- The Tradition Of Town Criers
- An Unvarnished History of Fort Edmonton
- Walking Into Old Strathcona's Past
Amalgamation
- The Early Days Of Jasper Place
- Edmonton's 1893 Land Office
- How Beverly Grew in the 1950s
- How Edmonton Grew In The Early 1960s
- Old Strathcona a Historic Treasure
- The Tipton Block
- When Beverly Became a Town
- When Beverly Stepped into the Big Time
- When Jasper Place Joined Edmonton
Floods
- Edmonton's First Bridge Across the North Saskatchewan
- Edmonton's First Millionaire
- The Flats Named for Gallagher
- When The North Saskatchewan Floods
Parks
Strathcona
- 100 Years for the CPR Strathcona Station
- Edmonton's Early Hotels
- The Orange Hall at 100
- Walking Into Old Strathcona's Past
- Walking Into Strathcona's Past
World War I
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