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Item Kingston--Dwellings
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Otterburn

Angled view of the house known as 'Otterburn' located at 124 Centre St. (corner of Union).

Power's Residence

Angled view of the Power's Residence on the corner of King St. East and Gore.

Power's Residence

View of the Power's Residence on the corner of King St.East and Gore.

Robinson House

Single family brick house, two storeys high with a broad hipped roof and a verandah running three quarters the way around the house. Photo also shows family members on the lawn.

Saints Rest

Angled view of two storey stucco house located at 13 Maitland Street.

Lilley, George E.O.

Stone Gables

Angled view of the limestone house known as 'Stone Gables' and located at 462 King Street West. This was once the home of T.A. McGinnis.

Unidentified

Two storey, single family frame house with a bay window and a verandah. Inscribed (verso):'Tom Moore composed a poem sitting in a field opposite these homes, (Kingston,Ont.)'.

Grass House

Item is a photoprint of a sketch of Grass House, four miles from Kingston, U.C. on shore of Lake Ontario. Built 1783-1874 by Captain Michael Grass who commanded a band of U.E. Loyalists from New York after the Revolutionary War.

Toronto Public Libraries

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