Kingston Area Gallery
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Statue of Sir John A. Macdonald situated in City Park. Sir John A. was a Father of Confederation and the first Prime Minister of Canada.
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Shoal Tower at sunrise. The Shoal Tower is one of four Martello Towers in Kingston that once protected the harbour and the entrance to the Rideau Canal system against any hostile vessels.
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Royal Military College Memorial Arch at night. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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Infrared version of the Royal Military College Memorial Arch.
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Kingston City Hall at night. It was built when Kingston was the first capital of the United Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada.
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The Dome of the Kingston City Hall. Kingston City Hall was built when Kingston was the first Capital of the United Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada.
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Winter scene of three Martello Towers (Shoal Tower, Fort Frederick and Cathcart Tower) that once protected the harbour and the entrance to the Rideau Canal system against any hostile vessels.
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Spring scene of three Martello Towers (Shoal Tower, Fort Frederick and Cathcart Tower) that once protected the harbour and the entrance to the Rideau Canal system against any hostile vessels.
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The Dome of St. George's Cathedral, seat of the Anglican Diocese of Ontario. The dome was modelled on St. Paul's cathedral, in U.K. Because of its outstanding acoustics, many concerts are programmed here.
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The Royal Military College grounds as seen from Lake Ontario.
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Bellevue House National Historic Site where Sir John A. Macdonald (first Prime Minister of Canada) once lived.
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Hillcroft House where Alexander Campbell, a former Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, once lived.
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Kingston - KIMCO steel crane for heavy lifting of metal scrap.
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The Frontenac County Court House. The fountain is a memorial to Sir George Airey Kirkpatrick, son of Kingston's first mayor, who eventually became lieutenant-governor of Ontario.
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A vintage colour effect on the Royal Military College Memorial Arch. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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Inspection of Fort Henry Guard before Sunset Ceremony - a heritage re-enactment of the British fortification of 1867. The purpose of Fort Henry was to defend the terminus of the Rideau Canal, the Royal Naval Dockyards and the Kingston Harbour.
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Fort Henry Guards marching.Fort Henry Image 3
Fort Henry Guards with bayonets on their Enfield rifles in a defensive position during a Sunset Ceremony when the Fort Henry Guard Drums, Drill Squad and Artillery Detachment act the story of the 1860s military music, drill and artillery maneuvers.
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Fort Henry Guard Drums marching through archway onto Parade Square.
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Sergeant Major leading the charge at a Sunset Ceremony when the Fort Henry Guard Drums, Drill Squad and Artillery Detachment act the story of the 1860s military music, drill and artillery maneuvers.
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Field artillery firing at night time during a Sunset Ceremony when the Fort Henry Guard Drums, Drill Squad and Artillery Detachment act the story of the 1860s military music, drill and artillery maneuvers.
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Drum Major's salute during a Sunset Ceremony. The Fort Henry Drums were made up of bugle, fife and drums and would call to order the Guard.
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Infantry performing a Guard volley.
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Colour Sergeant training the infantry in preparation for a Sunset Ceremony when the Fort Henry Guard Drums, Drill Squad and Artillery Detachment act the story of the 1860s military music, drill and artillery maneuvers.
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24-pounder SBML Gun fired everyday at noon at Fort Henry.
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Infantry ready to charge the enemy during a Sunset Ceremony when the Fort Henry Guard Drums, Drill Squad and Artillery Detachment act the story of the 1860s military music, drill and artillery maneuvers.
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Vintage type photo of current Officers at Fort Henry - a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Vintage type photo of field artillery guns and infantry shooting during a mock battle in preparation for a Sunset Ceremony when the Fort Henry Guard Drums, Drill Squad and Artillery Detachment act the story of the 1860s military music, drill and artillery maneuvers.
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24-pounder SBML Gun fired during a Sunset Ceremony.Fort Henry Image 15
Drum Major’s salute during a Sunset Ceremony. The Fort Henry Drums were made up of bugle, fife and drums and would call to order the Fort Henry Guard.
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Royal Military College Memorial Arch at night. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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Kingston City Hall at night. It was built when Kingston was the first Capital of the United Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada.
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Night view of the Royal Military College from the Fort Henry hill.
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Night view of the Royal Military College Marina.
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Night view of the Royal Military College of Canada.
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Night view of the Royal Military College & Fort Frederick (one of four Martello Towers in Kingston).
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The Royal Military College Marina at night.
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Downtown Kingston waterfront on a cold winter night.
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Sunrise view of a yellow cottage by the waterfront at Kingston Mills. Kingston Mills is one of 21 Lockstations on the Rideau Canal.
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Sunrise tree line near the water at Kingston Mills. Kingston Mills is one of 21 Lockstations on the Rideau Canal.
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Kingston - KIMCO's steel crane for heavy lifting of metal scrap.
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View of the Royal Military College Marina at dusk on a cold cloudy blustery day.Night Time Image 14
View of the Royal Military College & Fort Frederick (one of four Martello Towers in Kingston) at dusk on a cold cloudy blustery day.
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Martello Tower at Frederick Point.RMC Image 2
Three-gun salute at Royal Military College Graduation Parade.
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RMC Cadets waiting for ceremonies to start.
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RMC Cadets on graduation parade.
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RMC's Mackenzie Tower with Canadian flag at half-mast in commemoration of Canadian troops killed in Afghanistan.
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RMC Cadets on graduation parade with Mackenzie Tower in background.
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RMC Pipes and Drums marching on parade.
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RMC Cadets on parade in front of Mackenzie building.
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RMC Cadets on Parade waiting for guest of honour to arrive.
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Infrared version of RMC Memorial Arch where RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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RMC Memorial Arch at night. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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German anti-tank gun - an 88mm PAK 43.
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RMC grounds as seen from Lake Ontario.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry.
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F-86 Sabre Mark 5 on pedestal taken with infrared camera.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry, using HDR software for an old painterly look. Photo taken on a cloudy cold wintery day in December.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry, using HDR software for a painterly look. Photo taken on a cloudy cold wintery day in December.
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An HDR image of the Royal Military College Memorial Arch. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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A vintage colour effect on the Royal Military College Memorial Arch. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry.RMC Image 21
A monochrome image of the Royal Military College Memorial Arch. RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry, using HDR software for a painterly look. Photo taken on a cloudy cold wintery day in December.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry, using HDR software for a painterly look. Photo taken on a cloudy cold wintery day in December.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry, using HDR software for a painterly look. Photo taken on a cloudy cold wintery day in December.
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RMC grounds as seen from Fort Henry, using HDR software for a painterly look. Photo taken on a cloudy cold wintery day in December.
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A snow covered bronze sculpture of an RMC Cadet now called "Brucie".Gananoque Image 1
Gananoque Boat Lines is one company that offers cruise tours of the 1000 Islands to tourists.
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Gananoque Boat Lines is one company that offers cruise tours of the 1000 Islands to tourists. A small boat gives a local flavour.Gananoque Image 3
Clock Tower - This 28m (85ft) Clock Tower was a gift to the town from its resident bridge builder, Charles Macdonald, and was erected in 1903. It was designed by noted American architect, Franklin T. Lent.
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Sculpture Park with its water fountain. Here is a metal tree with its limbs trying to imitate the water fountain.
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Sculpture Park with its water fountain. A couple of mute swans enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.Gananoque Image 6
Sculpture Park with its water fountain. A couple of mute swans enjoy a peaceful atmosphere.Gananoque Image 7
MacDonald House and Park – MacDonald House was built in 1831 by John MacDonald, a business person and leader in the community. This neoclassic centre hall building has been used as a court, jail, library and for council meetings. It currently serves as the Town's municipal offices. The bandshell in the park nearby was erected in 1921 and continues to be used for many public events.Gananoque Image 8
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church - The original Stone St. church was built in 1854 with additions and a spire erected 20 years later. A Mrs. Coates donated the rose window which was brought from Scotland.Gananoque Image 8a
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church - The original Stone St. church was built in 1854 with additions and a spire erected 20 years later. A Mrs. Coates donated the rose window which was brought from Scotland.Gananoque Image 9
Byers House - This Italianate dwelling was built in the late 1860's by William Byers, the town's first mayor. It later became a tourist home, then a dining facility and is now the Victoria Rose Inn Bed and Breakfast.Gananoque Image 9a
Byers House - This Italianate dwelling was built in the late 1860's by William Byers, the town's first mayor. It later became a tourist home, then a dining facility and is now the Victoria Rose Inn Bed and Breakfast.Gananoque Image 9b
Byers House - This Italianate dwelling was built in the late 1860's by William Byers, the town's first mayor. It later became a tourist home, then a dining facility and is now the Victoria Rose Inn Bed and Breakfast.Gananoque Image 10
The St. John's Roman Catholic Church with its beautiful roof in the background overlooking the Marina.Gananoque Image 11
The Gananoque Marina.Gananoque Image 12
The Parmenter House – This building was constructed in 1800 for Joel Parmenter co–founder of the town's first rivet factory. It has operated as the Golden Apple Restaurant since 1928 but was severely damaged in a fire in 2008. The business reopened in 2010.Gananoque Image 12a
The Parmenter House – This building was constructed in 1800 for Joel Parmenter co–founder of the town's first rivet factory. It has operated as the Golden Apple Restaurant since 1928 but was severely damaged in a fire in 2008. The business reopened in 2010.
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The Chrysler House - This house was built in 1826 for a Mr. Chrysler, a local ship's merchant. It was renovated in 1870, and is now Beaver Hall Bed and Breakfast. This Victorian home won the 2007 Heritage Committee award for restoration.Gananoque Image 13a
The Chrysler House - This house was built in 1826 for a Mr. Chrysler, a local ship's merchant. It was renovated in 1870, and is now Beaver Hall Bed and Breakfast. This Victorian home won the 2007 Heritage Committee award for restoration.Gananoque Image 13b
The Chrysler House - This house was built in 1826 for a Mr. Chrysler, a local ship's merchant. It was renovated in 1870, and is now Beaver Hall Bed and Breakfast. This Victorian home won the 2007 Heritage Committee award for restoration.Gananoque Image 14
The Skinner House - This fine Queen Anne Revival style home was built for prominent local businessman and provincial politician Fred Skinner in 1905 at a cost of $7,000. It has also served as a convalescent home and is currently Sleepy Hollow Bed & Breakfast. It was designated as a historical site in 2009.Gananoque Image 14a
The Skinner House - This fine Queen Anne Revival style home was built for prominent local businessman and provincial politician Fred Skinner in 1905 at a cost of $7,000. It has also served as a convalescent home and is currently Sleepy Hollow Bed & Breakfast. It was designated as a historical site in 2009.Gananoque Image 15
Christ Church Anglican - This magnificent building was constructed in 1857 of locally quarried sandstone. The parish hall was added in 1901.Gananoque Image 15a
Christ Church Anglican - This magnificent building was constructed in 1857 of locally quarried sandstone. The parish hall was added in 1901.
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Christ Church Anglican - This magnificent building was constructed in 1857 of locally quarried sandstone. The parish hall was added in 1901.
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The Parmenter House (Woodview Villa) - This fine old residence was built for prominent local businessman Charles Parmenter in 1877 (his first residence) and remained a private home until 1946 at which time it became the Athlone Restaurant and Inn. The motel units were added later.Gananoque Image 16a
The Parmenter House (Woodview Villa) - This fine old residence was built for prominent local businessman Charles Parmenter in 1877 (his first residence) and remained a private home until 1946 at which time it became the Athlone Restaurant and Inn. The motel units were added later.
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The Parmenter House (Woodview Villa) - This fine old residence was built for prominent local businessman Charles Parmenter in 1877 (his first residence) and remained a private home until 1946 at which time it became the Athlone Restaurant and Inn. The motel units were added later.
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Bronze memorial statue of WWI soldier in City Park.
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Frontenac County Court House.
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Wasp nest hidden in tree.
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F-86 Sabre Mark 5 mounted on pedestal at the Royal Military College of Canada campus.
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Grain silos on a farm.
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Leaves & branches - with infrared, leaves turn a whitish colour.
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Time Sculpture on Kingston waterfront.
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Infrared version of the Royal Military College Memorial Arch where RMC cadets who have died in the line of duty have their names engraved on the monument.
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Recreational boat on lake Ontario.
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Train tracks going around corner.
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Rusty old truck in car cemetery.
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Old threshing machine relic.
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Old truck in car cemetery.
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Old truck in car cemetery.
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Old truck with fluffy clouds as company in car cemetery.
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Old truck surrounded by healthy bushes.
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Retired school bus with memories of children laughing.
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Old truck surrounded by bushes.
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Old truck that lost his front end.
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Old car up close and personal.
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Parrott's Bay forest in Kingston outskirts.
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Round bales in a field.
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Old harvester set aside. Infrared looks like this before you desaturate the image.
