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Canada - Ontario - Kingston - Queen's University

Picture, 1925

Behind the scenes with Lieu t.-Col. Kidd; speaker-designate of provincial Parliament; The photographs here show (1) Lieut.-Col. Thomas Ashmore Kidd; M.P.P.; who is the new speaker of the House at Queen's park. (2) Mrs. Kidd; the new speaker's wife; who was formerly Miss Eva Richardson; daughter of the late Senator H. W. Richardson; and (3) the Kidd home at Kingston; Ont.; showing the lovely garden and conservatory.

Picture, 1930

Going! . . . historic Washington United Church as it stood several weeks at Kingston Rd. and Scarboro Golf Club Rd. Behind it, the new is going up. The new church is the third church on the site.

Picture, 1961

Old bath harbors vestige of bygone ages: St. John's Anglican church; Bath; Ont.; west of Kingston; was originally built in 1787 and portions of old edifice survive in present structure

Picture, 1929

Archbishop McGuigan consecrates soldiers' plot at St. Augustine's Seminary burial ground, Kingston Road, south side, between Chine Drive and Brimley Avenue, Scarborough, Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1941

St. Augustine's Seminary of Toronto; interior, library; Kingston Road, south side, between Chine Drive and Brimley Avenue, Scarborough, Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1941

Appeal dismissed-six start fro penitentiary prison terms. The photograph reproduced ABOVE shows four of the six ex-Toronto brokers; whose appeal against sentences for conspiracy to defraud was dismissed in second appellate court yesterday; leaving Danforth station early to-day for Kingston to start serving their sentences in the penitentiary. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1931

St. John the Baptist Norway Anglican Church, Woodbine Avenue, west side, north of Kingston Road, Toronto, Ontario

Picture, 192-

Glen Mawr school closes doors. Glen Mawr School; 651 Spadina Ave.; shown in (3) has closed its doors after nearly half a century. The school was founded in 1887 by Miss Elizabeth Veale; shown in (1); who was principal of the school until 1912. (2) is Miss J. G. Stuart; principal of Glen Mawr from 1912 till June of this year. She has received an appointment to the staff of Queen's University Kingston.

Picture, Date Unknown

Fire sweeps bath's main street; These and other buildings along the main street of the village of Bath; 18 miles from Kingston; were wiped out today in a fire that destroyed much of the business section. As fire swept through the telephone exchange; located in the second building from the right; Mrs. Ray Calvert; the village operator; stayed at her post to appeal to the Kingston fire department; Send us help-the fire is out of control-I've got to get out quickly.

Picture, 1925

James cardinal McGuigan was among distinguished Canadians presented with honorary degrees last nigth at University of Toronto graduation exercises. Those so honored are; from left: Cardinal McGuigan and Mrs. Margaret M. S. McWilliams; back row; Most Rev. G. F. Kingston; Prof. Charles T. Currelly; and the Very Rev. George Pidgeon.

Picture, 1948

Port Hope Harbor. The only harbor between Kingston and Toronto can be entered in all kinds of weather

Picture, 1929

The Bickford at stop 40 Kingston Rd; purchased by the China Mission College Corporation of Almonte for the purpose of establishing a seminary at which young men will be educated for Catholic Priesthood.

Picture, 1921

St. John's Presbyterian Church, Broadview Avenue, northeast corner of Simpson Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.

Picture, 1939

Going!. . . The new church is up, framed here by the broken wall of the one it replaces. The first, built in 1838, was of simple construction and was the first Methodist Church in Scarboro.

Picture, 1961

Scarboro Washington United Church

Picture, 1935

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