by Sebastian Kluth
Par kluseba
Ladies and gentlemen!
About two weeks ago, I had the occasion to visit Kingston for the first time in three years. My main goal was to visit the legendary Kingston Penitentiary which was very interesting. Kingston is a beautiful town with many stunning sights. I hope you will enjoy my pictures below.
Kingston Walks near Waterfront Pathway with Kingston City Hall.
Kingston Visitor Information Centre.
Kingston Public Market with a fiddle player.
Sir John A. Macdonald Memorial
Heritage Martello Tower - Murney.
Recreation and park shelter in MacDonald Park.
Guided tour through Kingston Penitentiary.
Inside Kingston Penitentiary where three infamous riots took place.
Cell block in Kingston Penitentiary.
Workshops and school in Kingston Penitentiary.
Painted gym in Kingston Penitentiary.
Correctional Service of Canada Museum.
Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning with Juniper Cafe on the right and Isabel Bader Centre for Performing Arts on the left.
Inside Isabel Bader Centre for Performing Arts during a practice of the local symphonic orchestra.
Entrance of Bellevue House National Historic Site.
Inside the Museum of Bellevue House National Historic Site.
Bellevue House where Sir John A. MacDonald resided for about one year before becoming Canada's first Prime Minister.
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