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Close up view of lady riding on elephant. Back of elephant is covered with a cloth advertising perfums, toilet soaps and dentifrices. They are passing in front of R.M.Horsey & Co. (stoves & tinware), 189 Princess St.
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Jas. Bajus in traditional Métis dress.
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View of the Kingston waterfront which includes City Hall, elevators and the Lasalle Causeway.
Marrison, Guthbert Esmond
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Item is a photograph of a view of Kingston from Fort Henry.
Kollner, Augustus
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'Kingston on Kingsriver'. Lithograph.
Kollner, Augustus
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Photo of an elderly shoemaker in Elgin working on a shoe.
Pennock, Clifford
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Various view taken around Kingston. Includes the large tanks near the Woolen Mill off Rideau Street; an old wooden structure on the waterfront with a "Sailing Centre" sign on it, taken in 1995; an unidentified industrial(?) building; and the bus terminal at the old traffic circle.
Aitken, Reg
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View of the Line Crew of Kingstons telephone service.
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Souvenir of Kingston booklet with views of City Hall; Court House; Royal Military College and Harbour: St. Mary's on the Lake; Custom House; Frontenac Club; General Hospital: St. George's Cathedral; St. Andrew's Church; Interior of St. Mary's Cathedral; The Armouries; Princess St.; Provincial Penitentiary; Interior of Fort Henry; Martello Tower: Fort Frederick; Hotel Dieu Hospital; House of Providence; Market Place; MacDonald Park; Queen's University (various buildings).
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
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Governors house. First executive meeting house of Lt. Governor Simcoe. Now known as 'Simcoe House' on Queen St. In 1959, it was reconstructed in Upper Canada Village resuming its original appearance.
Drummond, Jane Redpath