Queen’s University Archives

CA ON00239 F1411-S40-f9-1
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[186-?]

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.

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-32
Item
[Copied ca. 1990] (originally created [ca. 1864])

Part of Kingston 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.

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-31
Item
[200-?]

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Postcard showing the vendors stalls at Market Square with City Hall in the background.

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-30
Item
[191-]

Part of Kingston Picture collection

View of the Kingston Fire Department in Market Square.

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-29
Item
1880

Part of Kingston Picture collection

View of the Market Square filled with horses. Taken from King Street and looking toward City Hall and the waterfront.

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-27
Item
[198-]

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Item is a postcard of a view of some of the fruit and vegetable vendors at Kingstons Market Square. Inscribed au verso is "MARKETPLACE, KINGSTON, ONTARIO."

Thompson, Elizabeth

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-26
Item
[Copied ca. 1990] (originally created [ca. 1916])

Part of Kingston Picture collection

View of a busy Market Square in winter looking west. View includes the Whig building on King Street.

Market Square

CA ON00239 F1411-S25-25
Item
3 Sep. 1946

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Photocopy of a photograph in the Kingston Whig-Standard which shows the Market Square taken from the roof of the Whig Standard Building. Some of the vendors stalls are identified including J.H. Keyes and E.H. Riley.

Bryant