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Kingston Picture collection Item Kingston--Military Buildings English
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Martello Towers - Murney

Built in 1846, the Murney Tower is one of four re-doubts erected in the vicinity for the protection of the city. It is situated on the shore of the St. Lawrence River and is surrounded by a deep moat.

Fort Frederick

Looking from Fort Frontenac to Point Frederick. A large number of soldiers tents are set up at Fort Frederick. Fort Henry can be seen in the background.

Martello Tower - Murney

Postcard titled "Murney Tower, MacDonald Park, Kingston, Ont., Canada". Au verso "Now the Kingston Historical Society Museum"

Post Card & Greeting Card Co. Ltd.

Fort Frederick

Engraving(?) inscribed "CITY OF KINGSTON, CANADA WEST - THE ROYAL DOCK YARDS, AND NAVAL AND MILITARY STORE HOUSES."

Old Fort Henry.

View looking across the water at Fort Henry on a postcard inscribed 'Fort Henry - Kingston,Ont.'.

Armoury

Postcard of the Armoury on Montreal Street with group of officers and cadets in the foreground.

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