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Johnstons Shoes

Item is a photograph of William Johnston and his father Jack Johnston in their shoe store at 70 Brock Street.

Mowat Building

View of the Hotel Randolph located in the Mowat Bldg. on the northeast corner of Princess & Bagot streets.

Wade's Drugstore

Item is a photograph of an interior view of Henry Wade's Drugstore located at the corner of King and Brock Streets.

Keroack's General Store

Item is a photograph of a storefront with a sign reading "N. Keroack" in window. Written at bottom of photo "Dr. Schally's(?) house an old relic(?) and delapidated. Taken in April 1912". Store has a large Royal Crown Soap sign in front.

J. Turk

Jacob Turk (left) in front of the original Turk's store, circa 1914.

J.N. Watts Florist

Interior view of J.N. Watts Florist Shop located on Wellington Street near Princess Street. Mrs. John Watts and her daughter Marjorie are identified.

Ontario Bank

Partial front view of the Ontario Bank in what is known as the Kingston Whig Building. One photo shows the Henderson and Willoughby Law Office on the lower level.

Robert J. Reid

Collection of postcards entitled "A Pictorial Review/of/The Ideal Attainments/Featured in the Construction of/the/Robt. J. Reid & Son's Establishment/230-232 and 234 Princess Street/Kingston,Ont." Postcards are of 1 - Certificate from the Rochester School of Embalming,1883; 2 - the R.J. Reid Store; 3 - Funeral Van:Sedan 'Reo 6' at the Court House; 4 - Black curtained Funeral Van at the Court House; 5 - Private ambulance; 6 - Truck 'Reo 6; 7 - Truck 'Reo 6' on Barrie Street; 8 - The Morgue and operating room; 9 and 10 - Service parlours; 11 - Casket room; and 12 - Residence of R.J. Reid on Lower Union.

Mowat Building

Looking down Princess Street showing a view of Hotel Randolph in the Mowat Building at the corner of Princess and Bagot streets.

Boyd, J.

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