- CA ON00239 F1411-S40-f9-2
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- [188-?]
Part of Kingston Picture collection
View of a winter fire on King Street between Johnson and William Streets. The attempt to extinguish the fire resulted in the water freezing on nearby trees.
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Part of Kingston Picture collection
View of a winter fire on King Street between Johnson and William Streets. The attempt to extinguish the fire resulted in the water freezing on nearby trees.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a postcard of King Street. It is inscribed "K. of C.HUT. KINGSTON,ONT." showing the Knights of Columbus Hut at 338 King Street East.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Postcard inscribed "King Street in Winter, Kingston, Canada." and postmarked 17 November 1908.
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
View of King Street at Earl Street.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of King Street with a view of the street taken from Market Square. View includes the Whig building, Empire Grocery and Waddington's.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
View of King Street taken from beside City Hall. View shows the Block & Cleaver.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of King Street. It is a view looking west from the corner of Princess Street. Photograph was taken before the burning of the King Street wing of City Hall.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of King Street West looking towards Portsmouth from the Kingston Penitentiary. A streetcar trolley is in the foreground.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of King Street, it is a view looking south along King Street from Market Square. View includes J.Geo. King, Druggist; R.H. Toye, Baker at 302 King Street; the Masonic Building and Waddingtons.
Powell, James William
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of King Street. It shows the Arch of Welcome to Portsmouth on King Street at the Penitentiary. Erected in 1879 in honour of the visit of the Governor-General the Marquis of Lorne and his wife Princess Louise. There is a horse drawn streetcar in the foreground.