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Clippings - Grand Trunk Railway.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Notice of Opening of the Grand Trunk Railway between Montreal and Toronto, Monday, Oct.27,1856. Note the differences between,Montreal, Brockville & Kingston time.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Newspaper notice of 'Grand Gala of Fire Works'/for the benefit of/the sufferers by the late fire.' Includes a description of the different kinds of fireworks.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Advertisement by future publisher of the Upper Canada Herald, Hugh C. Thomson, published in the Kingston Gazette, 1810. List of goods for sale - cloth, spirits, books etc.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Advertisement for the sale of whiskey by the barrel and a notice of business by cabinet maker Abia B.Sayre.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Clipping from the Chronicle & Gazette & Kingston Commercial Advertiser, Sat. Sept.7,1839.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Newspaper article in favour of making Kingston the Legislative Capital of Upper Canada, rather than Toronto,Montreal or Bytown.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Notice of passenger-ship service between Kingston & Toronto, with the ships 'Commodore Barrie', 'William IV' and 'Saint George'.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
A notice from the 'Chronicle and Gazette' of June 1,1842 of the auction of the furniture, musical instruments, carriages and animals belonging to George Desbarats, to be sold at his residence in Barrack St. on June 15,1842.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Advertisement from the 'Kingston Gazette' 1811. This is the first mention of a library in Kingston & reflects the uncertainties of trans-Atlantic shipping.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Excerpt from the "Kingston Gazette",Sept.15,1810. Advertisements include "S.Bartlet-New Cheap goods", "Wadsworth, Romeo-Drugs & Medicines" "Lewis Lyman & Co.-Drugs & medicines" and "Abbot & Bascom -Drugs & Medicines".