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Parkview

Front view of Waldron House on the corner of Emily and King St. E.

Lilley, George E.O.

Queens Crescent

Angled view of the home of James Druce on Queens Crescent (house number is unknown.).

Sampson House

Angled view of a large two storey stucco house known as Sampson House and located on the corner of King St. East & William St.

Sheldon & Davis

'The Sheiling'

View of a frame home known as 'The Sheiling'. It was the summer home of W.F. Nickle which is situated on Front Road, about 4 miles west of Kingston.

Wellington Street

Front view of a single storey stucco house with man standing in front of door. S. Sandinsk, owner.

45 King Street East

Front view of 45 King St.W. A two storey limestone house which was the home of Mrs. Edward Steacy.

506 Princess Street

View of an ornately decorated parlour in the home of George Newland, 506 Princess St.

Barberry Cottage

Front view of two storey limestone house known as Barberry Cottage at 102 Centre Street. Photo shows boardwalk in front of fenced yard.

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