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Preservation Society of East Calder

East Calder
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listed under Historic Conservation, Preservation, and Restoration

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Salida del Sol
Stuffed Shells (Resort Recipes)

Hearty Italian meal for the cheese and pasta lovers. 2008-12-09

http://northica.net/recipe/144

Contemporary Landscapes (Northicart Gallery)

A selection of contemporary landscapes from the gallery. For more landscapes, see the subjects ships, flora, and cities of the world. 2008-11-12

http://northica.net/gallery/contemporary_landscapes

Pie-in-the-Sky Pie Crust (Resort Recipes)

A delightful pie crust for any occasion. 2008-11-07

http://northica.net/recipe/82

Georgian Pride, Delustrian Avenue (Print)

Regal master of its street, this Georgian home proudly presents a bright red oak door to guests arriving by the brick walk. 2008-12-23 19:50:03

http://northica.net/gallery/518

White Victorian on Eldridge Street (Print)

A red maple grandly poses in the backyard of a pleasant Victorian home. 2008-12-23 19:47:15

http://northica.net/gallery/517

Trawler Time (Print)

Small, choppy waves greet the waiting trawler and companions on a blustery day. 2008-12-23 19:44:42

http://northica.net/gallery/516

Today’s Forecast (Feature)

Get all the Northica weather facts when you need it from Nortru Weather: accurate and dependable. July 22, 2025 5:00 am

http://northica.net/weather

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