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BIBLIOGRAPHY of KINGSTON
ARCHITECTURE, CEMETERIES & EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY Compiled by
Jennifer McKendry 2021 |
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N.B. You can search this page to find
a specific word or words such as William Coverdale by using the Find command
in the top tool bar under "Edit" (or however your system
works) Adams,
Nick. "An Historical and Archeological Examination of the Bajus Brewery Property, Kingston." Historic
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Alan. The Anglican Churches of Kingston. Kingston, 1963. ___________.
"St. George's Cathedral, Kingston: 150th Anniversary of
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John A. Lived Here. Kingston: Frontenac Historic Foundation,
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Kingston General Hospital. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University
Press, 1973. __________.
The Old Stones of Kingston. Toronto: University of Toronto
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"Queen's College on William Street." Historic Kingston
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"Summerhill in the 19th Century: Its Uses and Users." Historic
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Paul. “The Building of St James’ Anglican Church, Stuartsville:
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John. “Across the Cataraqui
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Jennifer. "The Architects of St. George's Cathedral,
Kingston." Queen's Quarterly 95 (1988): 699-713. ________.
Architects Working in the Kingston
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“Arthur Ellis” entry in Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon 33 (München:
Saur, 2002): 324-5. _________.
"Aspects of Domestic Architecture in South Eastern Ontario: Siting,
Interiors and Selected Furnishings of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington
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1984. ________.
“Beneath the green
and flowery sod, beneath the waving and weeping foliage: Sir John A.
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"A Case Study in the Attribution of Two Important Kingston
Villas." RACAR 16 (1989): 49-52. __________.
“Cedar Island”. Limelight (newsletter
Kingston Historical Society) 14
(Sept. 2012): 3 with correction in 15 (Oct. 2012): 5 __________. “Church of the Good
Thief.” Limelight
18
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“A Discussion of Kingston
and Area’s Historic Small Houses Known as ‘The Ontario Cottage’ Type.” Journal of the Society for the Study of
Architecture in Canada vol. 41 no. 2 (2016): 65-81. _________.
"The Early History of the Provincial Penitentiary, Kingston,
Ontario." Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Architecture
in Canada 14 (December 1989): 93-105. _________.
Early Photography in Kingston: from
the Daguerreotype to the Postcard. Kingston,
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“Early Photography in Kingston.” Historic Kingston 52 (2004): 51-55. _________.
“Edward Horsey” entry
Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon (München: Saur). _________. “Elizabeth Cottage.” Limelight 19 (Nov. 2017): 4. _________. "An
Example of Surviving Topography in Kingston: the Sydenham Street
Blockhouse." Limelight 10 (Nov. 2008): 4-5. ________.
“First Congregationalist Church (Masonic Hall): a Remarkable Gothic Church.” Historic
Kingston 51 (2003): 44-54. ________.
“Fort Henry.” Limelight
18 (Dec. 2016): 3. ________.
"From Public Waterfront to High Rise Development: The History of Two
Properties on Ontario Street." Historic Kingston 29 (1981):
16-29. ________.
“Henry Horsey” entry
Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon (München: Saur) ________. “Hidden Heritage. Rockwood
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18 no.1 (1993): 4-17. ________. “In the Camera’s Eye: People and Places in
Kingston” Historic Kingston 52 (2004): 51-55. __________.
Into the S ilent Land:
Historic Graveyards and Cemeteries in Ontario. Kingston,
2003. __________.
"Into the
Spotlight: The Architectural Practice of Robert Gage, Kingston and
California." Ontario History, Vol. XCVII, (Spring 2005):
28-47. ________. “An investigation concluded that the fire of 1865 in city hall was the
work of an arsonist ...” Subsoil 27
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Douglas Stewart, 1934-2008: 'Gentleman
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SSAC vol. 16 no. 3 (1991): 72-78. ________.
“Kingston
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18
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“Kingston’s ‘Liliputian’ Crystal Palace: Canada’s
First Permanent Exhibition Hall.” Historic
Kingston 70 (2020): 91-99. ________.
“McIntosh Castle.” Limelight
19 (March 2017): 3. ________.
Modern Architecture in Kingston: a
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“Museum of Health Care (Nurses’ Home).” Limelight 19 (April 2017): 3. ________.
The Old Kingston Road. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1980. ________.
“The Old Kingston Road.” Canadian Geographic April/May (1984): 42-9. _________.
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“Pump House.” Limelight
18
(Nov. 2016): 3. _______.
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“Researching Historic Properties.” Frontenac Historic Foundation
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"Researching Houses and Families." Families. 19
(1980): 291-303. ________.
"
'A Residence Fit
for any Gentleman in the Country': Three Kingston Villas by George
Browne" RACAR 19 (1992): 68-78. ________.
“The Richardson Family and the Frontenac Floor & Wall Tile
Company." Limelight 10 (March 2008): 3. _________.
“Robert Gage” entry
in volume 47 Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon (München:
Saur) _________.
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“Unravelling the Histories of the Sir John Johnson House & the Parish
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thesis, University of Toronto, 1991. _______.
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