I appreciate that old photo, @IanO. Wow, no HUB, no SUB, no Tory building, no Humanities, no Business Building, no Timms Centre, no Education North, only the original Rutherford Library, no Fine Arts Building, no Law Building, no Butterdome, plus medical, engineering and science buildings.

I think so too. It's Jasper avenue curving away from the river, and the Low Level Bridge.

I can identify the U of A buildings in the first photo (Athabasca Hall, Dentistry-Pharmacy, Old Arts Building, St. Stephen's College, etc.) but in the middle photo, what is the H-shaped building in the top right right conrner? That would be north of where the old hospital was. It must have...

Interesting perspective of the back of the Princess Theatre, thanks @IanO

From today

Yes, there is much more discrimination that could be addressed. I do remember some art at the AGA concerning anti-LGBT discrimination.

I saw the exhibit, which is the entire top level; it's powerful. It addresses the residential schools, Japanese-Canadian internment, and anti-Black racism and the Ku Klux Klan..

Photo from today, from inside the Art Gallery of Alberta. Not the greatest angle with the rooftop patio of the AGA visible in the foreground, but we can see there has been construction in the northwest corner of the site.

I agree about the colour. I walk past ECC several times a week. I thought the mustard yellow was much better than white. Especially in winter.

The photo is looking south, mostly. The top floors of the Winspear performance hall itself are not connected to the admin offices on the east side, which is why there is a gap.

Haha, I sure don't miss that Cromdale hotel Thanks, @Gronk! , for the photos

View from 50 street bridge today

Interesting photo. Obviously McKay avenue school, the Leg and the Masonic building are still here. That looks like the Hilltop House on 103 street below the school in this photo.

There were ten hares hanging out here Saturday night; here are some of them.

Near the museum:

From last week when I was there for the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra

Thanks for posting this. It's a small museum but worth a visit in NYC. I'm glad to know about the online content.

Mums by Rice Howard Way

Northwest corner, from the bus loop, as of Saturday