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"Freedom of the City to 2nd Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery. Kingsfest, July 1983". Printed as a 1985 Calendar for the Kingston Whig Standard.

S. Crawford

Parades

Item is a photograph of Fort Henry Guard approaching the corner of King and Brock Streets ca.1960's. Allies Cafe can be seen in the background.

Parades

Military parade(?) marching up Princess Street. View includes R.J. Reid and Sons Furniture store and Marilyns Ladies Wear.

Lilley, George E.O.

Parades

The Mayors Ride parade at the corner of Princess and Barrie Streets. The Mayor is riding a horse and the Bank of Montreal is in the background.

Lilley, George E.O.

Parades

Two photos taken of a "Kingston War Parade" on Princess Street. Mahoods Drug Store can be seen in the background.

Parades - Military

Item is a photograph of a military parade on Princess Street between Bagot and Wellington. Good view of storefronts including Tip Top Tailors, Mahood Bros., and Allan M. Reid.

Parades

Item is a photograph of V.E. Day Parade in Kingston. Photo taken at Princess Street at Wellington. Parker's Billiard Hall can be seen in the background.

Parades

Item is a photograph of two views of the V.E. Day Parade on Princess Street. Photographs include the LaSalle Hotel, Roy-York Cafe, Joseph Abramsky and Sons, Boyd Electric Company and Caldwells Hairdressing in the background.

K.M. Leal

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