- CA ON00239 F1411-S29-64
- Item
- [188-]
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Sir John A. Macdonald sitting on a couch and holding a stack of papers in one hand.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Sir John A. Macdonald sitting on a couch and holding a stack of papers in one hand.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Portrait photo of Eliza Richardson.
J. Abbott
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Portrait photo of E.J. Barker Pense
[Unidentified portraits of gentleman and lady in tartan]
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item contains two tintypes, one of an unidentified gentleman, one of an unidentified Lady in Tarton.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Portrait photograph of Sir Francis Bond Head.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Major Edward Osborne Hewett in full uniform.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Macdonald (1815-1891) was born in Glasgow but came to Upper Canada, with his parents in 1820. He was educated at the Royal Grammer School, Kingston and was called to the bar in 1836. In 1844 he was elected member of the Legislative Assembly for Kingston. He was Receiver-General in the Draper-Administration (1847-1848) and ten years later became Prime Minister in the Macdonald-Cartier ministry. He was the Dominions first Prime Minister. He married Isabelle Clarke (d.1848) and then Susan Agnes Bernard.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Young unidentified couple in their 20's(?)
Boyes, Charles H.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
George Newlands (seated) in his office with his brother William. Office was located at 506 Princess St.