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Kingston Picture collection Item Kingston--Commercial Buildings
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Tropicana Restaurant

Exterior view of the Tropicana Restaurant at 163 Princess St. This building originally housed Powell Photographers. View also shows 'Nesbitt's Ladies Wear' and 'Brock Jewellers'.

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Thornton and Son Ltd.

Front view of Alex Thornton & Son Ltd., Plumbing & Heating Sales & Service which was located at 6 Princess Street. The Domino Theatre was located upstairs at 8 Princess Street.

Snug Harbour

Exterior view of 'Snug Harbour' for sailors at Kingston, located at the corner of Rideau and Barrack Streets.

Sniders Cleaners

Exterior view looking down Princess St. Also shows Jacks Outfitting and Exquisite Furs stores.70-72 Princess St. between Wellington & King St.

Lilley, George E.O.

Sir John A. Macdonalds Legal Offices

Front of the building which housed Sir John A. Macdonald's Legal Offices on 93 Clarence St. This was his fourth office in Kingston. This building also housed the Royal Insurance Company in the lower level.

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