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"Lunch Break" - detail of face

CA EDM MS-438-EA-207-79
Item
19-Sep-87

Part of Phil Cox fonds

This sculpture by J. Seward Johnson Jr. is placed in the Sir Winston Churchill Square.
"Lunch Break"

"Madonna of the Wheat"

CA EDM MS-438-EA-207-74
Item
19-Sep-87

Part of Phil Cox fonds

This statue by John Weaver honors pioneer women of Alberta and was erected by the Ukrainian Women's Association. Ukrainian Women's Association

"Now we are three" - plaque

CA EDM MS-438-EA-207-229
Item
1-Jul-89

Part of Phil Cox fonds

Plaque commemorating a bell at St. Paul's Lutheran Church near Ellerslie, located at 9th Avenue S.W. and 50 Street. St. Paul Lutheran Church

"Now we are three" - plaque

CA EDM MS-438-EA-207-230
Item
3-Oct-89

Part of Phil Cox fonds

Plaque commemorating a bell at St. Paul's Lutheran Church near Ellerslie, located at 9th Avenue S.W. and 50 Street. St. Paul Lutheran Church

"Spanish House" on 115th Avenue

CA EDM MS-438-EA-207-31
Item
[ca. 1975]

Part of Phil Cox fonds

This is a large residence in Norwood. 115th Avenue

"The Migrants"

CA EDM MS-438-EA-207-71
Item
18-Sep-87

Part of Phil Cox fonds

This piece of metalic sculpture representing Canada Geese was located in front of the former city hall on the north side of Sir Winston Churchill Square. It is now located at the west side of the new city hall on 100th Street. It is also known as "the spaghetti tree".