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CA ON00239 F1411-S4-f1-26
Item
[Copied ca. 1990] (originally created [19--])

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Woodburning stove.

Powell, James William

Artifacts.

CA ON00239 F1411-S4-f1-27
Item
[Copied ca. 1990] (originally created [19--])

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Pair of painted chairs ca.1820-1830. Wood and painted wood. The paint is the original paint and the chairs were used by the Strange Family of Kingston.

Artifacts.

CA ON00239 F1411-S4-f1-29
Item
1909

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Souvenir postcard embossed with "Greetings from Kingston Canada".

Artifacts.

CA ON00239 F1411-S4-f1-37
Item
[Copied ca. 1990] (originally created [ca. 1905])

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Photo of the 'Royal Chair' in the parlour of a private home. The Royal Chair was first used in 1879 on the occasion of a visit by the Marquis and Marchioness of Lorne.

Kemp, Marsden A.

Artifacts.

CA ON00239 F1411-S4-f1-42
Item
1785-1786

Part of Kingston Picture collection

Excerpt from Richard Cartwright's Letterbook, 1785-1786, which is among the best documentary sources for early commercial history of Kingston. Open at a letter to the Montreal firm of Todd & McGill on the 13th of February 1786.

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