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 | Edmonton   | Sundial: 195 | 
  | State/Province:  Alberta | Country:  Canada | 
  | Dial Type:  Horizontal Dial | Condition:  No Longer Exists | 
  |   | Latitude and Longitude: | 53° 30.202' N  113° 34.425' W | 
  | Location: | 
  | Fort Edmonton (historic reconstruction) 
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	| Description: | 
	| A horizontal dial of varnished wooden shaped as octagon, perhaps 24 in. across, 2 in. thick, with very thick wedge-shaped gnomon. Roman numerals carved at ends of hour lines. Dial sat atop a segment of tree trunk.
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General Information: | Inscription: |  | 'Tak tent 'o time ere time tak tent 'o thee' around rim
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| Construction Date:  circa 2003
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| References: | 
| "It was taken down because there was never any evidence that Fort Edmonton would have had, or needed, a sundial.  These men and women worked as long as they could while there was still good lighting, until the work was done.  There was no such thing as a 9 to 5 workday at nineteenth century fur trading posts."
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Last Revised: 2019-06-02 02:38