Pictures of Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario - Summer of 1992.
Most of the buildings at Kingston Pen are in good condition, according to a recent report:
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Kingston, the Limestone City
Kingston, Ontario is called The Limestone City because many of the city's landmarks were built with limestone: Fort Henry; the Martello Towers; Royal Military College; Kingston General Hospital; Rockwood; Kingston City Hall; Queen's University;Collins Bay Penitentiary and the Kingston Penitentiary.
Limestone is one of the most durable building materials in the world.
Pictures of Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario - Summer of 1992.
Most of the buildings at Kingston Pen are in good condition, according to a recent report:
Pictures of Fort Henry in Kingston, Ontario - Summer of 1992.
Most of the buildings at Kingston Pen are in good condition, according to a recent report:
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