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Great War Veterans Association Hall

Two interior views of 'Kingston Emergency Hospital,1918' presumably the temporary hospital for women and children in the Great War Veterans Association Hall located at 67 Princess Street.

Post Office - Exterior

A preliminary design for the Old Kingston Post Office erected at the corner of Clarence and Wellington Streets, 1856-58 to the plans of a Montreal firm of architects (Hopkins, Lawford and Nelson). Original was pencil and watercolour on paper.

Simcoe House - Exterior

Historical plaque above the door on Simcoe House inscribed 'In this house/Governor John Graves Simcoe/and his Executive Council/met for the first time in 1792/and inaugurated representative government for Upper Canada./Its preservation has been made possible by/E. Chown & Son Ltd.,1935 Kingston Kiwanis Club/Kingston Historical Society.

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