Ritchie Mill- Saskatchewan

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Ritchie Mill is one of Edmonton’s premier landmark buildings. Ritchie Mill was one of the first commercial buildings in the Edmonton region, originally built by Robert Ritchie as a flour mill in 1892. By the time Alberta became a province in 1905 the Ritchie Mill was a well-established landmark connected to the Canadian National Railway line in Strathcona.

In 1991/92, one hundred years after its original construction, Ritchie Mill underwent a complete transformation to a modern office facility, yet retaining its familiar external features along with the addition of the adjacent parking lot that has been for the exclusive use of Ritchie Mill tenancy to this day.

Located in the heart of Edmonton and the community known as Old

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