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Kingston Picture collection Unidad documental simple Canada Inglés
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Letter patent for the Coat of Arms for Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute (K.C.V.I.).

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Plaque on the first Parliament Building in Kingston which reads "THE FIRST PARLIAMENT OF UNITED CANADA/ASSEMBLED IN THIS BUILDING JUNE 1841/PLACED BY THE KINGSTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1923".

Lilley, George E.O.

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  • CA ON00239 F1411-S4-f1-54
  • Unidad documental simple
  • [Copied ca. 1990] (originally created [ca. 1913])

    • Parte deKingston Picture collection

Postcard that reads "I'm Looking For a Man in/Kingston, Ont./About Your Size" and postmarked 14 July 1913.

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Photograph of a reconstructed scene showing the Indians outdoors.

J.A. Glenn

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A silver presentation cup (12 3/4" high) made by Samuel Hennell, a well-known London silversmith. The cup was presented to Mr. John Kirby by the Officers of the Royal Navy,1816.

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A silver presentation cup made by Samuel Haines, Birmingham and presented to Hugh C. Thomson, Esq. Editor of the Upper Canada Herald, Kingston on June 13,1825.

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Dinner plate with scene of Macdonald Park. Inscribed 'Macdonald Park, Kingston,Ont.'

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Dinner plate with a scene of the Court House. Inscribed 'The Court House, Kingston,Ont.'

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Folding trestle table, made of pine. Made in Quebec City in the second half of the eighteenth century.

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Portion of a ship's rudder, 1758. Made of oak with iron fittings. Found during an excavation in Jan.1954. Believed to be from one of the vessels of the French fleet burned by Lt. Col. Bradstreet in July 1758.

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