Digital Kingston

Show and Tell - 2002, 9 speakers MacLachlan, Alan.

Charlesville, Kingston subdivision, Stuart brothers: James, Charles, John, George 1820s+ Renfrew, Stewart; Spragge.

Embassy Restaurant, Princess St., formerly New York Candy/Soda, the Silver Grill Gibson-Langille, Shirley.

Macdonald's Anniversary Dinner 2002, Speaker: Flora MacDonald MacLachlan, Alan.

McBurney Park: Skeleton Park, Upper Burial Ground, Frontenac Park, Skelton Park Fyfe, Fitsell, O'Loughlin.

Fort Frederick: RMC, Speaker: Ross Mackenzie MacLachlan, Alan.

Fort Henry: $5 million in funding: 2002, Jane Errington editorial: pg 2 Errington, Jane: Editor.

Henderson, George F.: KHS Award 2002, Archivist Queen's University Pike, Jack.

KHS Awards 2001, George Henderson, Maurice Smith

Mackenzie, Ross - Speaker, Fort Frederick from 1783 to the present MacLachlan, Alan.

Pike, Jack - Speaker, RMC's Currie Hall ensignia and unit listings MacLachlan, Alan.

RMC Map, Showing Senior Staff Mess (SSM)

RMC: Currie Hall, Speaker: Jack Pike on ensignias and listings MacLachlan, Alan.

Smith, Maurice - KHS Award 2002, Curator of Marine Museum, author Pike, Jack.

Summer Kitchen: Portsmouth Village, Dorothy Wilson's home Gibson-Langille, Shirley.

High School Cadet Corps, KCVI & LCVI: from 1890s to 1960s Dillon, George; Page,David.

Kingston: Most historic city in Ontario?, Reasons why Errington/Osborne: Editors.

McKim, Irene Embla: died 2001, Painter, friend of KHS Fitsell, Bill.

St. George's Cathedral - Rooftop Art, ~40 slate roof tiles painted by local artists: auctioned

Washburn Rd at canal: business office, Perfect Tile and Brick Company Gibson-Langille, Shirley.

Aboriginal (Mississauga) War Monument, Alderville. Commemorating the 33 enlisted, 9 dead

Collins Bay: an early hotel, Pictured. Located where Legion Hall now sits Renfrew, Stewart.

Johnson, George:son of SirWilliamJohnson, Speaker: Maureen Garvie. See also Dec'01

Livingston's Men's Wear: Brock St., Charles 1847, Ross 1918, Dick McIlquham 1947 Gibson-Langille, Shirley.

Penitenary, Women prisoners 1835 to 1972, Speaker: Bill Patterson. Includes Prison for Women