I grew up on 37 street...the renaned ine..niw it all makes sense... have you ever been to Petroleum way?... All the Original Street Signs still stand and Exist and the Iriginal Train House..is at Enbrudge..i seen them with my iwn eyes and knee the Original history of Beverly...now you answered the one question that answered why they did it!!??...i found 1917 newspapers in our Attuc as a child...thank you ..
there may have been a flood in 1915 but that parliament building is the same as the rest of them across north America, found and renovated not built. that's why it looks really old in the picture. history has been highjacked, its no different in this neck of the woods.
@@olivercromwell524 prove what where do you live? The provincial archives have variety of pictures showing the high level bridge and the legislature being built at the same time and they're older pictures showing the spot legislature is at with only Fort Edmonton in place
It was similar to other government buildings because that was the architectural style for government buildings of that period in Canada's history. But hey you have a good imagination.
Interesting, thank you! Edmonton has an short but interesting history
I grew up on 37 street...the renaned ine..niw it all makes sense... have you ever been to Petroleum way?... All the Original Street Signs still stand and Exist and the Iriginal Train House..is at Enbrudge..i seen them with my iwn eyes and knee the Original history of Beverly...now you answered the one question that answered why they did it!!??...i found 1917 newspapers in our Attuc as a child...thank you ..
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11.3 Million Dollars(2021 Dollars), Hell, all that Damage, was only about 3.8% of what Edmonton is going to Waste on Bike Lanes over the next 3 yrs
Yawn
I remember the 1986 flood. I lived in Redwaterat the time but I was in Meath park sask and saw it up close from there.
Really enjoyed that ! Thanks !
Great video!
In 1912 Calgary had about 60,000. Edmonton in 1914 had 73,000 ,so I don't think Calgary was always a lot bigger?
Great video!
This was good. My ancestors lived near the low level bridge at Gallagher flats.
I grew up in Riverdale in the 60's, they call it Riverdale for a reason. J.B. Little had his brickyard there.
there may have been a flood in 1915 but that parliament building is the same as the rest of them across north America, found and renovated not built. that's why it looks really old in the picture. history has been highjacked, its no different in this neck of the woods.
Are you researching this?
Found and renovated? The Alberta Legislature was built around the same time as the high level Bridge and only ever served as the Legislature.
@@zippydebrainprove it
@@olivercromwell524 prove what where do you live?
The provincial archives have variety of pictures showing the high level bridge and the legislature being built at the same time and they're older pictures showing the spot legislature is at with only Fort Edmonton in place
It was similar to other government buildings because that was the architectural style for government buildings of that period in Canada's history. But hey you have a good imagination.
Mother Nature has to constantly remind us, that we mere Humans, really don't Own any part of this Planet
Wgats the Significance of June 27 in the WORLD?..oMG...thank you...thus has happened in hiw many cities and COUNTRIES...even today...why?
Climate change