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[Water lined with Trees (near Mine)]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of the same shoreline as #86 but from a different perspective, the mine dock is in the center of the image and is in the background, unknown location? See #86, #91
[Cathcart Tower, Cedar Island (Martello Tower roofless)]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of a roofless Martello Tower, photograph is taken during the winter season from ontop of the ice
[Water and Shoreline and a Mine]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of the Mine Dock from ontop of the dock looking towards the water and shoreline on the opposite side of the lake or river, location unknown? See #86, #89
[R.M.C. and Kingston from Fort Henry Hill]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of R.M.C. and Kingston taken from Fort Henry Hill, see Neg. #100 for continuation of scene
[Winter Waterfall at Kingston Mills]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of a waterfall taken in the winter near Kingston Mills with the mill in the background
[Parade In Front of Custom's House and St. George's Cathedral, Kingston]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of a parade waslking past Custom's House and St. George's Cathedral, see #224,#245, #247, #248
[Winter Scene with White House in Background]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of a winter landscape with fence and white house in background (possibly near Kingston Mills) SEE #109
[Man In Woods Dressed For Cold Weather In A Fur Coat]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of a man standing amongst trees wearing a fur coat, same man from #103, #104, #107
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of the Chalmer's Church in Kingston with an arc lamp - church was built in 1890
[Brick House in Sydenham Ward]
Part of Vosper collection
Item is a photograph of a brick house believed to be in Sydenham Ward, no identifying features indicate further information about the location of the house, name plate on door is too blurry to distinguish lettering other than first initial "A."