Kingston's
City Hall is located on the corner of Ontario St. and
Brock St. Constructed in 1844, this attractive limestone
building has been designated a historic site. Elegant
in every detail, it has become symbol of the city it
was built to serve. MORE... |
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Kingston,
Ontario, with a population of approximately 146,8381
people, is located in the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor
at the eastern end of Lake Ontario, where the lake runs
into the St. Lawrence River and the Thousand Islands
begin. MORE...
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Known
as Kingston’s Gift to The Waterway, Kingston Harbour
is naturally sheltered from nature’s temper tantrums.
The City of Kingston maintains the harbor and if you
are looking for shore leave on your voyage east this
is the place.MORE...
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Kingston
Railroad Station was built on its current site in 1875.
It is built in the Victorian style, and such a wood
frame construction was typical of rural rail depots
of that period. The originial Kingston Railroad Station
was one quarter mile to the north.MORE... |
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