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View of the North side of Princess Street at the corner of Bagot. Storefronts shown are G.S. Hobart, Wholesale and Retail Druggists at 155 Princess; Greenwood Confectionery; M.K. Kirkpatrick Picture Frame Factory; R.H. Elmer, Barbershop at 161 Princess and Powell Photography at 163-165 Princess Street.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Item is a photograph of Princess Street looking east from above the Grand Theatre. Note the entrance to the Opera House at 218 Princess Street.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Looking east down Princess Street from just above the Grand Theatre. The trolley car tracks are still present.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Postcard inscribed au verso "PRINCESS STREET, LOOKING EAST/KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA". View includes Crown Diamond Paints, Sherwin William Paints, I.D.A. Drugs and the Capitol Theatre on the left and the Superior Restaurant, Diana Grill and Tonys Hairstylists on the right.
Bain, Jack H.
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Head of Princess Street, opposite Alderman Coopers residence.
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View looking east on Princess Street, showing the street car tracks.
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View showing the John Mowat Building on the corner of Princess and Bagot Streets, with high snowbanks in front.
Powell, James William
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Item is a photograph of a view looking east on Princess Street, circa 1906.
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Postcard of Princess Street showing the Capitol Cafe.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
item is a photograph of the orange arch erected on Princess Street in Kingston, 1860. It is a view of Princess Street Between King and Ontario, viewed from the King Street side.