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DescriptionNasser Centre University of Saskatchewan.jpg

English: K. W. Nasser Centre (Downtown Campus) of the N. Murray Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan. Street address is 256 Third Avenue North (corner of 20th Street East), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. This 1912 building has variously been known as the Willoughby Sumner Block (earliest), Bevan Building, London Building, London Life Building, Vienna Building, and Vienna Boutiques.
Date 11 September 2009
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52° 07′ 30.82″ N, 106° 39′ 49.27″ W Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.
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