Digital Kingston

Parker, Lt C.A, Royal Marines 1838-40, Book edited by Robert Andrews, Rosalyn Parker Art

RCHA Unit - "Gunners", Speaker: Mike Boese Fielding, John: Editor.

Seven Cent Store - Mr. Woods, Princess-Wellington: novelties, china, jewelry: 1878 Fechter, Carl.

Spangenburg Jewelry, 347 King St: 1845. Clocks and watches as well Fechter, Carl.

Diaries from 19th century, Reference to Marks, John Clarke and Lillian Clarke Osborne, Brian.

Fechter, Carl "nom de plume", 1886 Daily Whig - real author Charles Sangster? Ginn, Peter.

Gower, Peter: KHS Award 2009, Author: Kingston Volunteers - 500 dead in WW1

KHS Awards 2008, Ken Watson, Henk Wevers, Peter Gower

Kingston Changes 1846 to 1886, Changes in business ownerships Fechter, Carl.

Middle Road 1934 to 1980s Diary, Lillian Clarke, edited by her daughters Osborne, Brian.

Watson, Ken W. KHS Award: 2008, Rideau Canal history

Wevers, Henk W.: KHS Award 2008, Restoration of the Phoebe

Gas Stations on Princess Street, Speaker: John Olsen. From 20+ to 0 (2008) Pritchard, Suzanne.

Macdonald, SJA. Scottish birthplace, One of 3 homes; more likely 10 Jan rather than 11 Jan Osborne, Brian.

Olsen, John - Speaker, Gas stations on Princess St: from 20+ to 0 by 2008 Pritchard, Suzanne.

Shipwrecks from the War of 1812, Book review: author Jonathan Moore

Art Collecting Society in 1950s & 60s, Speaker: Janet Brooke-director, Agnes Etherington Ctr Home, Heather.

Blockhouse: northend on Sydeham St., North end of Kingston's defensive McKendry, Jennifer.

Brooke, Janet - Speaker, Collecting English- & French-Canadian Art Home, Heather.

Excursion, 6th Annual 2008, Singer Castle, Remington Museum, Brockville MacLachlan, Alan.

Kingston's Defenses: Sydenham St, Topographical maps including northend blockhouse McKendry, Jennifer.

Crystal Palace: 1856, Located west of Palace Rd - Wright Cres area Fitsell, Bill.

Fort Frontenac: Falls to the British 1758, Speakers: John Grodzinski, MG Hainse, plaque Osborne, Brian.

Grodzinski, Maj John - Speaker, Fort Frontenac: Falls to the British 1758. Plaque Osborne, Brian.

Hainse, Maj. Gen. - Speaker, Fort Frontenac: Falls to the British 1758. Plaque Osborne, Brian.