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INDEX by TOPIC, Limelight and Then Newsletters INDEX By TOPIC, Limelight and Then Newsletters. KINGSTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 1993 to 2020 by Paul Van Nest, A COVID-19 Project, 18 May 2020 Topic Descriptor Author Issue Abernathy, Ruth: Sculpture RMC Speaker: bronzes of the famous including SJA Feb-13 Aboriginal (Mississauga) War Monument Alderville. Commemorating the 33 enlisted, 9 dead Nov-01 Adams, Nick - Archaeologist - Speaker How archaeologists determine human history Abbott, John Oct-05 Adolphustown: Allison House 1876 Amelia Allison b 1853 Gibson-Langille, Shirley Oct-02 Agnes Etherington Art Centre History of its founding and purpose Sep-99 Airfield, original Kingston Speaker: Lucinda Bray. Kingscourt location Shaw, Marc Oct-17 Alcan during WW2 Speakers: Eric VanDalen, Martin Reeve Abbott, John Dec-05 Alexander, Dr. David Spens died 1999 Pediatrician and educator Sep-99 American Civil War - 54,000 Canadians Lorraine Bogardus, Pres. Morristown Fnd. Jan-96 American Civil War and Kingston Speaker: Bruce Cossar Gower, Peter May-18 American Civil War impacts Confederation Speaker: Paul Van Nest Shaw, Marc Feb-18 American Civil War: Grant vs Jackson Speaker: Edwin Bearss, Civil War Round Table Van Nest, Paul May-02 American Perspective on Kingston 1890 A "dyspetic" viewpoint Osborne, Brian Mar-11 Andrews, Robert - Speaker Parker's Journal: A Troublesome Berth Mar-09 Andrews, Robert James KHS Award: 2011 Jan-12 Andrews, Robert James: died 2013 KHS member MacLachlan, Alan Dec-13 Angus, Dr. William: died 1996 Husband of Marjorie.Queen's Drama.HK editor v24 - 34 May-96 Angus, Margaret Tribute book on her contributions to Kingston McKendry and Osborne May-11 Angus, Margaret Great Grandaughter Sarah: Perth Heritage Fair Award Osborne, Brian Jan-16 Angus, Margaret Remembering: granddaughter Sarah Remembers Mar-20 Angus, Margaret: 1908 - 2008 KHS member McKendry, Jennifer Mar-08 Angus, Margaret: KHS Award 1995 Jan-96 Angus, William and Margaret 65th wedding anniversary. Contributions of both Sep-94 Anniversaries, How to Mark Peter H. Aykroyd's principles Fitsell, Bill Oct-05 Apps, Syl: died 1999 Distinguished athlete, politician, benefactor, life member Feb-99 Arboretum at Queen's University Summerhill front yard: trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants Oct-99 Archaeological Foundation, Cataraqui 2002 KHS Award: Sue Bazely, David Baird, Richard Baiden Jan-03 Archaeological Research Foundation Speaker: Sue Bazely. Market Square dig Abbott, John May-06 Archaeological Study of Kingston Journal Editor: Sue Bazely. Forts and Military Fortifications Bazely, Sue Mar-07 Archaeology - 10,000 Years Speaker: Nick Adams and how they do it Abbott, John Oct-05 Archeology - burial sites Speaker: Sue Bazely Grimshaw, Lou Apr-17 Architecture of Kingston's Buildings Fielding, John Apr-19 Archivists of Kingston - Speakers Banfield, Heil, Hughes, Respondek, Carter Grenda, Edward Dec-09 Armistice Day: legislated on 23 May 1921 Celebrated in Kingston in 1919 from 7 to 11 Nov Nov-99 Armstrong Farm, Herb - Wolfe Island Gibson-Langille, Shirley May-11 Art Collecting Society in 1950s & 60s Speaker: Janet Brooke-director, Agnes Etherington Ctr Home, Heather Nov-08 Art Show: If Walls Could Talk Held at Bethel Church Smithson, Gord Sep-06 Artifacts Show and Tell at AGM First "annual" - many artifacts and pictures MacLachlan, Alan Mar-01 Artists, The Kingston Artists Workshop Founded in 1960. List of members Gibson-Langille, Shirley Apr-06 Auction: 1st Annual 2004 At AGM. Almost $1,000 raised MacLachlan, Alan Mar-04 Auction: 2nd Annual 2005 At AGM. List of some items auctioned MacLachlan, Alan Mar-05 Auction: 3rd Annual 2006 Raised $1,198, including painting "Penny Bridge"=$400 Abbott, John Mar-06 Auction: 4th Annual 2007 Art and Artifacts Fielding, John Mar-07 Audio-visual Advice for presentations Editor's frustration showing through. Still timely advice Warren, James May-96 Awards Ceremony at Ft Frontenac Mess Awards to Bea Corbett and Brit Smith Grenda, Edward Jan-10 Awards: list of recipients 1993+ KHS Awards (December of each year) Oct-18 Axworthy, Tom Speaker at RMC Dinner Home, Heather Feb-09 Aykroyd, Peter and sister Judy Harvie Researching their family for their stories MacLachlan, Alan Oct-02 Badham, Mark - Speaker Geology of the Kingston area Boutilier, Alicia May-12 Bain, Angus: Queen's Arts grad 1888 Speaker: Bruce Cossar in costume - reminiscences Home, Heather May-07 Banfield, Paul - Speaker Queen's first Law School 1861 - 1864 Abbott, John Oct-06 Banfield, Paul: KHS Award 2018 Queen's University Archivist Jan-19 Bank of Montreal 1818 established in Kingston. Current building 1924 Fitsell, Bill Mar-05 Bank of Montreal Beginnings in 1818 Waddell-Townsend, Joyce Oct-12 Barber Shop of Ernie Warmington 373 King St. E. Friend of Dollar Bill Gibson-Langille, Shirley Sep-01 Barlow, Gillian - Speaker Industrialization of Kingston: manual, animal, steam Home, Heather Nov-07 Barlow, Tony - Speaker Morton Building (Tett Centre): brewery, hospital, arts Home, Heather Nov-07 Barnes, Mother: Witch of Plum Hollow Predictions of thefts and even identifying a murderer Gibson-Langille, Shirley May-04 Bath Road, Old Road, Hillview Rd Evolution of roadway east of Collins Bay Renfrew, Stewart May-11 Battersea: square stone office building "The Bucket of Blood", office of Grist Mill Gibson-Langille, Shirley Apr-03 Battersea: Ye Olde Barber Shoppe A hardware store too. Gibson-Langille, Shirley Apr-01 Battery 22nd. Royal Cdn Field Artillery WW1 flag ensconced in St. George's Cathedral Gower, Peter Mar-04 Baxter, Jean Rae - Speaker Joseph Brant Gower, Peter Nov-15 Baxter, Jean Rae - Speaker John Graves Simcoe and wife Elizabeth Grimshaw, Lou Feb-17 Baxter, Jean Rae - Speaker Black Loyalists Shaw, Marc Mar-18 Bazely, Sue - Speaker Life of Molly Brant Apr-96 Bazely, Sue - Speaker Archaeological Research Fnd & Market Square dig Abbott, John May-06 Bazely, Sue - Speaker Archeology - burial sites Grimshaw, Lou Apr-17 Bazely, Susan retires Outline of her work and contributions Fitsell, Bill May-11 Bebee, Ed: Author Pathfinders: The Guides of the Rideau Nov-04 Bedford-Jones, Ret. Bishop Michael RMC dinner: his family and Sir John A. Richardson, Anne Mar-16 Beharriel, Pat - Speaker Author andguiding light: "The Domino Affair " Jan-03 Bell Company offices in Kingston Speaker: John Grenville Ridley, Ron May-14 Bellevue House Still Standing McKendry, Jennifer Oct-17 Bermingham, Cornelius John 'Spike' Book Review. RMC grad, WW2, dock-builder Fitsell, Bill Apr-01 Beth Israel Synagogue Speaker: Dr. Gordon Dueck. Jewish population Home, Heather Apr-08 Beyond the Classrooms School Children taught in Museum settings Jan-18 Bidwell, Dean of St. George's Capt. Constantine saved his daughter Peter Ginn Apr-16 Bieler, André - role in Queen's Art Ctr Collaborated with Agnes Etherington from1936 to 1954 Sep-99 Birds-eye view: Waterfront 1875 Brosius drawing Dillon, George; Page,David Apr-07 Black Loyalists Speaker: Jean Rae Baxter Shaw, Marc Mar-18 Blacks in Kingston - 1837 Rev. Hiram Wilson visits from St. Catharines Osborne, Brian Feb-08 Blockhouse: northend on Sydeham St. North end of Kingston's defensive McKendry, Jennifer Nov-08 Boat that never floated: Nancy J Capsized as soon as launched; wheelhouse too heavy Gibson-Langille, Shirley Apr-02 Boese, Mike - Speaker RCHA - Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Fielding, John Feb-09 Bottle Manufacturing in Kingston Book review: "Kingston Beverage Bottlers " Goodyer, Dobing Nov-03 Boucher, Armand "Joe" Violent deaths of his daughter Bonnie & husband David Sep-99 Boucher, Armand "Joe": KHS Award 1997 Jan-98 Boucher, Armand Gerard: died 21 Oct 1997 KHS services: president, membership chair, editor Nov-97 Boucher, Joe - a biography Feb-96 Boutilier, Alicia - Speaker Heritage Quilt Collection, Agnes Etherington Art Ctr Grenda, Edward Apr-11 Bowell, Mackenzie, PrimeMinister 1894-96 Plaque, Belleville Cemetery but not on Parliament Hill Simmons, Marjorie Dec-99 Bradstreet captures Fr. Frontenac Speaker: Robert Andrews MacLachlan, Alan Apr-03 Bradstreet, Col. John plaque unveiled in Breakwater Park, 18 Apr 2012 Apr-12 Bradstreet, Col. John plaque unveiled in Breakwater Park, 18 Apr 2012 May-12 Brandon, Dr. Laura - Speaker Group of Seven during WW1 McDowall, Duncan Mar-20 Brant, Joseph Speaker: Jean Rae Baxter Gower, Peter Nov-15 Bray, Carl - Speaker Heritage Conservation-Sydenham Ward Bray, McKendry May-08 Bray, Lucinda - Speaker Wartime Housing and life of the inhabitants Grimshaw, Lou May-16 Bray, Lucinda - Speaker original airfield in Kingston, Kingscourt Shaw, Marc Oct-17 Breck, Dr. Wally 1917 - 2001 KHS member deceased. Past Pres, KHS Award Fitsell & Isabel Trumpour Mar-01 Brennan, Terri-Lynn - Speaker Indigenous-White Peoples interaction McDowall, Duncan Feb-20 Brewer's Mill-Pine Grove Methodist Church Built 21 Feb 1875;burned 1926 memorial restored 2007 Osborne, Brian May-07 Brewery, Kingston 308 Wellington St. since 1793. Interior a ruin Gibson-Langille, Shirley Jan-03 Bring your Thing program Museums enhanced from Kingston's homes Jan-18 Brock St. in 1963 Hall's Plumbing, Domas Gallery, Murphy's Seafood Gibson-Langille, Shirley Sep-05 Brooke, Janet - Speaker Collecting English- & French-Canadian Art Home, Heather Nov-08 Brothers Islands betw Amherst&Lemoine Pt Speaker: Stewart Renfrew Apr-97 Brown, Julian - Arts Council of Kingston Kingston Prize in Portraiture Home, Heather Apr-07 Buggy: "Democrat" Connolly Carriage Works, Yarker abt 1910 Mar-97 Burdsall, Bernard Henry 1921 - 2006 KHS member deceased May-06 Burdsall, Margaret & Bernard, 60th Anniv Margaret handled membership, Historic Kingstons O'Meara, Desmond Oct-03 Burdsall, Margaret: died 2015 Life member of KHS Mar-15 Businesses in Downtown Kingston Speakers: Heather Home, Marc Raymond, Dalton, Berry Abbott, John Sep-06 By, Col. John - construction of Rideau Canal Celebration held 13 March 1832 Osborne, Brian Mar-07 By, Lt. Col. John, birthplace plaque Frant Church, Kent UK - memorial Waddell-Townsend, Joyce Sep-07 Camera Kingston formerly Jackson Metivier's Ladies Clothing Wear Gibson-Langille, Shirley Oct-13 Cameron, Dr. Christina - Speaker Director General, National Historic Sites: Macdonald May-04 Canadian Art Index by Blake McKendry painting, sculpture, folk art, art terms, artists.
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