Gallery – Frontenac Heritage Foundation

223 King Street, stately limestone building

223 King Street East

Historically designated Gallinger Terrace, a rare example of an architect-designed red brick residential terrace in Williamsville, Kingston.

Gallinger Terrace

Spirit Garden Lake Ontario Park, FHF Award winner.

Manidoo Ogitigan

Image of the front of City Hall in Kingston, Ontario. An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

Kingston City Hall

An English Cottage style building of two-and-half stories with dramatic bell-cast roof

Burr House

a representative example of a mid-19th century Georgian commercial building in downtown Kingston

197-205 Wellington Street

7 George St Barriefield after lineseed oil paint - FHF Award Winner

7 George Street

Formally 42 Wellington Street simple wood construction from the early 1800's

102 Gore Street

2802 Pine Grove Kingston FHF Award winner

2802 Pine Grove Road

35 Johnson St., (Lynch House)

Lynch House

Limestone building at the corner of Sydenham and Ordnance streets that is a designated Heritage site in Kingston, Ontario.

124 Ordnance Street & 251 Sydenham Street

131-7 Princess Street, Kingston Ontario - Designated Heritage building

LaSalle Mews

two buildings of cultural heritage value

The Cohen and McKenzie Houses

McIntosh Castle

Harpell Farmstead at 1360 Sydenham Road

Harpell Farmstead

Image of front of 62-66 Brock street showing newly completed paint on the facade.

62-66 Brock Street

344-350 Bagot Street, (Artillery Park Barracks)

Artillery Park Barracks

Historically designated 1830s one-and-a-half storey Ontario vernacular limestone dwelling

Burrowes House

110 & 112 Ordnance St. Historically designated limestone double house at 110 & 112 Ordnance St known as Crowley House

Crowley House

Historic Bahn Reigh Hall

Ban Righ Hall

a representative example of an early-19th century Georgian commercial building in downtown Kingston

Tolbert Building

St. Barnaby’s Church and Cemetery, late 19th century rural church with Gothic influences, rare use of sandstone, historically designated by the City of Kingston in 2023

St. Barnaby’s Church

168 Wellington St at Brock FHF Award Winner

Victoria and Grey Trust Company building

This rare surviving example of a late 19th century vernacular Carpenter Gothic frame house has intricate white dental work, a wrap around porch and green siding

Graham House

Vine Cottage

Ordnance Street Terrace, Heritage Designated Georgian architecture

Ordnance Street Terrace

A grand old rural house with white siding, many windows all with shutters

The Wellborn House

The Riley House, a representative example of an Ontario Gothic Revival Cottage from the mid-19th century

Riley House

160 Belmont Avenue (the Everitt-Miller House) Built in 1878.

Everitt-Miller House

718 Division Street

53 King St., after new roof, FHF Award winner

Murney House

Image of the front of 311- 313 King Street West, Hales Cottages in Kingston, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

Hales Cottages

A prominent, 3-storey brick corner building with various architectural detailing, and the one-storey limestone building.

Millan House

Image of the front of 230 James Street, the James Medley Jr. House in Barriefield, Kingston, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

James Medley Jr. House

Limestone building at the southwest corner of Johnson and Wellington Streets constructed in 1851, designed by William Coverdale.

90 Johnson Street

This building at 47 Wellington was originally the Wellington Street School. Designed by John Power in 1873

The Wellington Street School

Handsome double limestone house designed by architect Andrew Drummond, built in 1841.

62 College Street

a Regency style limestone two-storey farmhouse

4017 Unity Road

One and a half story historic, limestone farmhouse with a central doorway and windows on either side

The Powley House

The Anchor Building, King St. E and Brock Shared by Shirley Bailey

The Anchor Building

Image of St. Mark's Church made of limestone with a tall steeple

St. Mark’s Church

2518 Highway 38, (Robert Gibson Jr. Farm Complex)

Robert Gibson Jr. Farm Complex

2643 Bur Brook Road, (Jackson Mills Schoolhouse)

Jackson Mills Schoolhouse

The Hysop House, a rare example of Ontario vernacular limestone farmhouse. with its main entrance on the gable end.

Hysop House

101 & 103 Logan St. (known as Mrs. Dawson’s Tavern), Heritage Designated limestone building in Portsmouth Village, Kingston, Ontario

Mrs. Dawson’s Tavern

Image of the front of Ham House, a historic building at 353 Main Street Bath, Ontario. An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

Ham House

Barriefield House

Image of 991 Sydenham Road, known as the McGarvey House, a red brick L-shaped plan with verandah

The McGarvey House

The Millers Lane House has design value as a rare example of eclecticism in residential architecture in the Inner Harbour neighbourhood

The Millers Lane House

La Paroisse St. Francois d’Assise a church complex with arched openings and a campanile

La Paroisse St. Francois d’Assise

Historic 252 Princess Street in Kingston with classical pilasters, dentils and trim

252 Princess Street

211 Barrie Street, Chalmers United Church Old Sydenham Heritage Conservation District

Chalmers United Church

City of Kingston, Heritage designated 78-86 Princess Streets

78-86 Princess Street

a two-storey limestone residence built in 1869

73 Baiden Street

1 Baiden Street, Portsmouth Village, FHF Award Winner

The Pugh House

222 Johnson St, 2022 FHF Award Winner

222 Johnson Street

A representative example of an early19th century one-and-a-half storey wood frame Georgian cottage

The Schroeder House

an early example of a limestone double-house in Kingston

The Matthews House

Limestone Heritage Designated commercial building in downtown Kingston

Crother’s Building

Bishop’s Folly

Kingston Hall, located at 103 Stuart Street, is owned by Queen’s University and is a 1901-3 limestone building.

Kingston Hall

Italianate design narrow brick commercial and residential Heritage Designated building in Kingston, Ontario

201 Princess & 30-32 Montreal Street

a representative example of an early 19th century Georgian commercial building of limestone with 6 windows and an arched carriageway on which red tint is still visibile on the stones.

186 Wellington Street

A beautiful modest historic stone farmhouse. It is made of limestone, 1 and a half stories, with a central door, dormer above and a window on either side. The house sits ona grassy knoll with some trees around.

13 Aragon Road

743 King Street West FHF 2022 Award winner.

Church of Good Thief Rectory

72 Princess Street, known as the Rochleau Building, is one of the oldest in downtown Kingston

Rochleau Building

21 McDonald Ave. Infill project receiving a FHF Honourable Mention in 2022

21 McDonald Ave. and 62 Baiden St

Victoria Public School

Victoria Public School

Image of the South Frontenac Museum at 5595 Rd. 38, Hartington, Frontenac County, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

South Frontenac Museum

Image of the Spire, at tall cathedral at 82 Sydenham Street, Old Sydenham Heritage District, Kingston, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

The Spire

A two storey limestone house in Barriefield called Willomere dating back to 1818 looks over the water.

Willomere

A newly designated two-and-a-half storey charming brick terrace spans over 5 separate properties in Kingston, Ontario.

Ellice Street Terrace

Georgian Revival style dwelling, historically designated by the City of Kingston in 2023

82 Beverley Street

191 King St.

Cartwright House

Historic John Deutsch University Centre

John Deutsch University Centre

Dating back to 1796 The Fairfield-Gutzeit House is situated along the Loyalist Parkway overlooking Lake Ontario, in Bath, Ontario.

Fairfield-Gutzeit House

1113 Prince St. Lansdowne - Lazy Goat, a Frontenac Heritage Foundation Award winner

1113 Prince Street

A small limestone dwelling with rear tail, gable roof, and regular fenestration pattern

The Harrigan House

525 Earl street, showing the beautiful red brick building

The Winston

Mid 19th-century limestone house. Central door with a window on either side, and a mansard roof with two windows directly above those.

The Rankin House

Three storey brick building, with symmetrical fenestration pattern; Sash windows made up of twenty-four panes in the pattern of a Gothic arch; Architectural detailing, including small pediment lintels over each window, the cornice, with corbelled bricks, and brackets, and the small blind arcade; and Central recessed entranceway of double doors and transom, with flanking display windows framed by square wooden columns with brackets at their capitals, supporting the cornice over the first storey.

85 Princess Street

A 2½ storey, three-bay dwelling is a picturesque example of Victorian architecture in Kingston, Ontario's Old Sydenham Heritage Conservation District

12 Wellington Street

223 King Street, stately limestone building

Historically designated Gallinger Terrace, a rare example of an architect-designed red brick residential terrace in Williamsville, Kingston.

Spirit Garden Lake Ontario Park, FHF Award winner.

Image of the front of City Hall in Kingston, Ontario. An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

An English Cottage style building of two-and-half stories with dramatic bell-cast roof

a representative example of a mid-19th century Georgian commercial building in downtown Kingston

7 George St Barriefield after lineseed oil paint - FHF Award Winner

Formally 42 Wellington Street simple wood construction from the early 1800's

2802 Pine Grove Kingston FHF Award winner

35 Johnson St., (Lynch House)

Limestone building at the corner of Sydenham and Ordnance streets that is a designated Heritage site in Kingston, Ontario.

131-7 Princess Street, Kingston Ontario - Designated Heritage building

two buildings of cultural heritage value

Harpell Farmstead at 1360 Sydenham Road

Image of front of 62-66 Brock street showing newly completed paint on the facade.

344-350 Bagot Street, (Artillery Park Barracks)

Historically designated 1830s one-and-a-half storey Ontario vernacular limestone dwelling

110 & 112 Ordnance St. Historically designated limestone double house at 110 & 112 Ordnance St known as Crowley House

Historic Bahn Reigh Hall

a representative example of an early-19th century Georgian commercial building in downtown Kingston

St. Barnaby’s Church and Cemetery, late 19th century rural church with Gothic influences, rare use of sandstone, historically designated by the City of Kingston in 2023

168 Wellington St at Brock FHF Award Winner

This rare surviving example of a late 19th century vernacular Carpenter Gothic frame house has intricate white dental work, a wrap around porch and green siding

Ordnance Street Terrace, Heritage Designated Georgian architecture

A grand old rural house with white siding, many windows all with shutters

The Riley House, a representative example of an Ontario Gothic Revival Cottage from the mid-19th century

160 Belmont Avenue (the Everitt-Miller House) Built in 1878.

53 King St., after new roof, FHF Award winner

Image of the front of 311- 313 King Street West, Hales Cottages in Kingston, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

A prominent, 3-storey brick corner building with various architectural detailing, and the one-storey limestone building.

Image of the front of 230 James Street, the James Medley Jr. House in Barriefield, Kingston, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

Limestone building at the southwest corner of Johnson and Wellington Streets constructed in 1851, designed by William Coverdale.

This building at 47 Wellington was originally the Wellington Street School. Designed by John Power in 1873

Handsome double limestone house designed by architect Andrew Drummond, built in 1841.

a Regency style limestone two-storey farmhouse

One and a half story historic, limestone farmhouse with a central doorway and windows on either side

The Anchor Building, King St. E and Brock Shared by Shirley Bailey

Image of St. Mark's Church made of limestone with a tall steeple

2518 Highway 38, (Robert Gibson Jr. Farm Complex)

2643 Bur Brook Road, (Jackson Mills Schoolhouse)

The Hysop House, a rare example of Ontario vernacular limestone farmhouse. with its main entrance on the gable end.

101 & 103 Logan St. (known as Mrs. Dawson’s Tavern), Heritage Designated limestone building in Portsmouth Village, Kingston, Ontario

Image of the front of Ham House, a historic building at 353 Main Street Bath, Ontario. An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

Image of 991 Sydenham Road, known as the McGarvey House, a red brick L-shaped plan with verandah

The Millers Lane House has design value as a rare example of eclecticism in residential architecture in the Inner Harbour neighbourhood

La Paroisse St. Francois d’Assise a church complex with arched openings and a campanile

Historic 252 Princess Street in Kingston with classical pilasters, dentils and trim

211 Barrie Street, Chalmers United Church Old Sydenham Heritage Conservation District

City of Kingston, Heritage designated 78-86 Princess Streets

a two-storey limestone residence built in 1869

1 Baiden Street, Portsmouth Village, FHF Award Winner

222 Johnson St, 2022 FHF Award Winner

A representative example of an early19th century one-and-a-half storey wood frame Georgian cottage

an early example of a limestone double-house in Kingston

Limestone Heritage Designated commercial building in downtown Kingston

Kingston Hall, located at 103 Stuart Street, is owned by Queen’s University and is a 1901-3 limestone building.

Italianate design narrow brick commercial and residential Heritage Designated building in Kingston, Ontario

a representative example of an early 19th century Georgian commercial building of limestone with 6 windows and an arched carriageway on which red tint is still visibile on the stones.

A beautiful modest historic stone farmhouse. It is made of limestone, 1 and a half stories, with a central door, dormer above and a window on either side. The house sits ona grassy knoll with some trees around.

743 King Street West FHF 2022 Award winner.

72 Princess Street, known as the Rochleau Building, is one of the oldest in downtown Kingston

21 McDonald Ave. Infill project receiving a FHF Honourable Mention in 2022

Victoria Public School

Image of the South Frontenac Museum at 5595 Rd. 38, Hartington, Frontenac County, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

Image of the Spire, at tall cathedral at 82 Sydenham Street, Old Sydenham Heritage District, Kingston, Ontario, An icon in the top right corner indicates it is a Frontenac Heritage Foundation award winner.

A two storey limestone house in Barriefield called Willomere dating back to 1818 looks over the water.

A newly designated two-and-a-half storey charming brick terrace spans over 5 separate properties in Kingston, Ontario.

Georgian Revival style dwelling, historically designated by the City of Kingston in 2023

191 King St.

Historic John Deutsch University Centre

Dating back to 1796 The Fairfield-Gutzeit House is situated along the Loyalist Parkway overlooking Lake Ontario, in Bath, Ontario.

1113 Prince St. Lansdowne - Lazy Goat, a Frontenac Heritage Foundation Award winner

A small limestone dwelling with rear tail, gable roof, and regular fenestration pattern

525 Earl street, showing the beautiful red brick building

Mid 19th-century limestone house. Central door with a window on either side, and a mansard roof with two windows directly above those.

Three storey brick building, with symmetrical fenestration pattern; Sash windows made up of twenty-four panes in the pattern of a Gothic arch; Architectural detailing, including small pediment lintels over each window, the cornice, with corbelled bricks, and brackets, and the small blind arcade; and Central recessed entranceway of double doors and transom, with flanking display windows framed by square wooden columns with brackets at their capitals, supporting the cornice over the first storey.

A 2½ storey, three-bay dwelling is a picturesque example of Victorian architecture in Kingston, Ontario's Old Sydenham Heritage Conservation District