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Kingston Picture collection Item Kingston--Military Buildings English
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Martello Towers - Murney

Built in 1846, the Murney Tower is one of four re-doubts erected in the vicinity for the protection of the city. It is situated on the shore of the St. Lawrence River and is surrounded by a deep moat.

Old Fort Henry

Drawing of Old Fort Henry with Martello Tower in the foreground, which was published as part of a calendar.

Schonberger, F.

Old Fort Henry

Various views taken at Old Fort Henry including a guard in front of the guard house, the entrance arch, and the Fort Henry Guard during a performance.

Aitken, Reg

Old Fort Henry

Various views of Fort Henry printed as a Whig Standard calendar to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Fort Henry Guard, 1938-1988. One photo is identified as 'At the opening of the restored Fort Henry, Aug.1, 1938, the Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie King inspects the first Fort Henry Guard. Accompanying the Prime Minister are the Hon. Norman Rogers, Minister of Labour and K.S. Clark, Captain of the Guard.

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