The City of Kingston Ontario's" Mile of History."

The streets---King Street West; Sir John A. Macdonald Boulevard; Union Street.

Landmarks---Kingston Penitentiary; Portsmouth Olympic Harbour; Prison for Women; Isabel MacNeill Halfway House; Correctional Services Museum; Penitentiary Water Tower; Rockwood Asylum; Rockwood Villa; St. Helen's; Stone Gables; the 100-acre Provincial Campus on Gable Lane; Church of the Good Thief.

The UNESCO Guidebook that will help me designate the Village of Portsmouth in Kingston, Ontario a  UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site. I am also receiving help from a Federal Member of Parliament, a Provincial Member of Parliament (MLA); heritage groups and Library and Archives Canada on Wellington Street in Ottawa.
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In order to be designated a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage Site, all of the buildings within that site have to be classified as "historic" by either the federal, provincial or local governments. All of the Village of Portsmouth "Mile of History" buildings comply to that criteria:
Name of the Building            Address                                     Federal ID  Provincial ID  Local ID
Former Women's Prison        40 Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd.    7584
Building A3 - P4W               40 Sir John A. Macdonald Blvd.    10239

Church of the Good Thief    743 King Street West                                       10402

Kingston Pen/East Workshop                                                     10242
Kingston Pen/National Historic Site of Canada                         13265
Kingston Pen/ Main Cellblock                                                     3309
Kingston Pen/North Lodge                                                          3656
Kingston Pen/Penitentiary Towers                                             16724
Kingston Pen/ South Workshop                                                 10243
Kingston Pen/West Workshop                                                   10241

Elmhirst House                     443 Union Street                         19617

Former Warden's Residence 555 King Street West                  10217

Stone Gables                        462 King Street West                  4710
Red Cross Lodge                 440 King Street West                  6220
St. Helen's Complex            440 King Street West                  16462
St. Helen's                           440 King Street West                   4712

                 
(All information is from "List of Historic Places in Kingston, Ontario" Wikipedia.)
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525 King Street West, the Isabel MacNeill Halfway House for Women, is a Federal Government of Canada heritage building.

752 King Street West, the former Rockwood Asylum, is designated under Part 1V of the Ontario Heritage Act. The 100-acre Provincial Campus, where the Rockwood Villa and Asylum are located, is a "Cultural Heritage Landscape" under Section 7.3.D.5 of the City of Kingston Official Plan (2010).

244 Sir John A. Macdonald Boulevard, the Penitentiary Water Tower, is protected by Part 1V of the Ontario Heritage Act.
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 Ottawa Ontario's "Mile of History" is located on Sussex Drive. Landmarks located on Sussex Drive:
Earnscliffe - the Ottawa home of Canada's first Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald.
Chateau Laurier Hotel.
A building that resembles a castle, the Revenue Canada Building.
The Lester B. Pearson External Affairs Building.
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I am on the steps of the National Archeological Museum in Athens, Greece in 1979. 

I am at the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, 69 km Southeast of Athens 1979.