Part of Kingston Picture collection
A view of the press room of the British Whig in the 1890's. Three cylinder presses can be seen. The two in the foreground were used for commercial printing and the large press in the background was used to print the newspaper.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of Princess street looking west from below Wellington Street toward King. View includes J. Galloway, Hats, Caps and Furs at 84 Princess Street; J. Henderson and Company Booksellers at 86 Princess Street; J.C. Hardy and Company at 88(?) Princess Street and Oberndorffer, Cigar Manufacturers.
Henderson, Henry
Part of Kingston Picture collection
View of the business office of the British Whig which was lighted by gas lamps.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a postcard of Jones Falls with an inscription "Kenny's Hotel, Jones' Falls,Ontario."
Part of Queen's Picture collection
Item is a photograph of the frame house at 67 Colborne Street. It is the first home of Queen's College in 1842.
The GripCo
Part of Queen's Picture collection
Item is a postcard of the Old Medical Building. It is a view of the front of the building.
Mahood Bros
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of a view, probably taken from the top of City Hall, looking southwest across King Street. View includes Saint Georges Cathedral and Hotel Dieu Hospital.
Henderson, Henry
Part of Queen's Picture collection
Item is a photograph of Queen's University hockey Team. All individuals are identified including Alfie.
Henderson, Henry
Part of Queen's Picture collection
Item is a photograph of Queen's University Hockey Team. All individuals are identified.
Sheldon & Davis
Part of Kingston Picture collection
View of Kingston from St. Marys to the Waterfront. In the foreground is an open space used as an athletic field in summer and Capt. Dix's skating rink in winter. Also shows building erected for Regiopolis College and is now the Hotel Dieu Hospital. Cooke's Church and Brock St. Methodist Church are visible as are the rooftops of the Congregational Church (now the Masonic Temple) and St. Georges Cathedral before the dome was erected.