St. John the Apostle Catholic Church. It was built in 1942, not 1842 like other similar churches in the area.
This little bridge was built in 1927 by CPR who owned the K&P railway. The original bridge and tracks were built in 1875.
The foundation for this bridge was built in 1929 by CPR who owned the K&P railway at the time. The deck is new. It replaced the original bridge built 54 years earlier (1875). Try to picture a really old steam engine spewing lots of black smoke and white steam, chugging along here at a top speed of 60 kph.
The original Kingston Grand Trunk Railway (GT) station built in 1855. It was destroyed by a fire many years ago, Canadian National Railway (CN) which owned it since 1923 wants to get rid of it. The City of Kingston and many citizens want it restored as a heritage building. There is an impass.
A small break in the K&P trail, giving public access again.
The Cornerstone arts and crafts. Built for John Macaulay in 1830. Some of the finest artists from across Canada, including Inuit are displayed here. This is the heart of the oldest part of Kingston. Transportation to anywhere else was by schooner. There was a thriving wood, hay and fish market. Atlantic salmon were 25 cents each in season. Dams on the local rivers for saw and grist mills, along with over harvesting ended the salmon runs by 1840.
Monument to the Royal Canadian Air Force and Commonwealth Air Forces in McDonald Park.
The Harbour
It looks peaceful and tranquil, but you can hear the roar of the trucks on the 401 highway and from the freight trains just to the north, for kilometers away on a quiet morning.
Catholic Church (circa 1916)
Polson Park Public School
1032 King St. W.
Calvin Park passage
An old stone mill replica at Keirstead's home. He is a well know painter of old mills.
The new splash pad, swings, slides and more, is popular with children on hot summer days. This is not shown in the sattelite photo.
Hill Crescent
New beach volley ball court at Lake Ontario Park. Not in sattelite photo. Those are public washrooms and change houses in the background.
A former coal dock is now a scenic harbour.
Fort Henry
Royal Military College of Canada from Fort Henry
train tracks from Centennial Drive, looking East
Casterton Ave (looking south)
Princess Strret by sun set
Lois Miller Co-op
Kingston blue sky
This fine old maple is probably the mother tree for many of the others around.
John operating the 315
Garden Island
Polson Park School park
Robin Bird at Aris House
Sunset on King St.
Aircraft on army base
Marysville, Wolfe Island, ON
Raccoon
Sic graffiti cataraqui mall
Wolfe Island
L'aéroport (aérodrome plutôt) de Kingston
Sunrise on the 401 (Kingston)
Kingston sweeper Kingston 2008
Empty field south of RioCan Centre
Olson30's at CORK
Takeoff
Sunset on frozen swap at Sir John A MacDonald Blvd near Hwy 401
Train tracks near RioCan Centre
Kingston at sunset
Churchill Park (north end), Kingston (180º panorama)
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