Parte deKingston Picture collection
An image from Market Square of the corner of Johnson and King Streets in the winter, with the cornice of the Market Shambles visible.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of King Street. It is a view looking north along King Street from north of Earl Street. To the right is the edge of former town property of J.S. Cartwright; next is the Bank of Montreal which later became the Frontenac Club; then the Commercial Bank (which is now Empire Life Building). In the distance is the clock tower of the King Street wing of City Hall which burned in 1865. At the far left of the photograph is Saint Georges' steeple and 224-226 King Street E.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Postcard inscribed "King Street showing Frontenac Club, Kingston, Ont., Canada."
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
View of the back section of City Hall on Kings Street prior to the fire of 1865. City Baths are also pictured.
Henderson, Henry
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of Princess Street west from just below Welliington Street. View shows streetcar.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of Princess street looking west from just below Wellington Street. View includes Bibby's Clothing Store and Davies store at 86 Princess Street. View also shows a horse and wagon in the foreground, cars parked along the curbs and a street car coming down the street.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Side view of the engine along with an angled view.
Canadian Pacific Railway
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of an excerpt from the "London Gazette Extraordinary" reporting an attack by Bradstreet on Fort Frontenac.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
Photograph of a picture captioned 'Kingston in 1842' by an unknown artist. Looking west from Old Fort Henry.
Parte deKingston Picture collection
A watercolour by an unknown artist of Kingston from Point Frederick, July 14, 1848.