- en.m.wikipedia.org Prince Edward BuildingThe Prince Edward Building is the current official (albeit seldom noted) name of the historic post office building in Regina, Saskatchewan...
- archiseek.com 2018/1906-prince-edward-building-…Built as the Regina Post Office, Chief architect David Ewart designed the original northern section of this Tyndall-faced building for the Dominion of Canada in the...
- tourismsaskatchewan.com community/397/reginaLocated in the historic Prince Edward Building in the heart of downtown Regina, it is reopening after massive renovations...
- canada-photos.com photos/prince-edward-…The sun highlights the flags gently blowing in the breeze and the sign outside the Prince Edward Building in the city of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada.
- flickr.com photos/daryl_mitchell/2829973512It was officially renamed the Prince Edward Building in 1994, when Prince Edward visited Regina.
- cbc.ca news/canada/saskatchewan/regina-globe-…The Prince Edward Building in downtown Regina is 113 years old and home to the Globe Theatre.
- reginadowntown.ca downtown-regina-cultural-…With construction beginning in 1906, the Prince Edward Building was originally raised to function as the post office of Regina.
- hicker-stock-photography.com stockphoto/tower-…This stock photo shows the Prince Edward Building (Globe Theatre) the old Post Office built in 1906 in the Frederick W Hill Mall, City of Regina, Saskatchewan...
- globetheatrelive.com support/capital-campaign/In 1980, Globe Theatre found it’s home in downtown Regina’s Prince Edward Building with the intent of providing a world-class theatre experience for patrons...
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- руни.рф Файл:Prince_Edward_Building.jpgEnglish: The Prince Edward Building in downtown Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Designed by David Ewart, Chief Architect for the Dominion of Canada.