During the past few
years Judi and I have visited almost 150
KINGSTON – If
you have never visited the City of Kingston, you have missed enjoying one of
Ontario’s and Canada's most historic and beautiful cities. Not only are there many historic buildings, it
is the home of the father of confederation, Sir John A. MacDonald. Throughout the city there are landmarks
honoring Sir John A. To the east of the city,
you will find the World Heritage Site, Fort Henry. The Fort overlooks the St. Lawrence River and
offers a glorious view of both the St. Lawrence and the City of Kingston. Throughout the summer months the Fort offers
visitors an authentic look into Canada’s past.
In October, it changes it’s look and transforms itself into “Fort Fright”. My son-in-law, Eddy and I visited Fort Fright
last year and had a wonderful “frightening”
time! If you are looking for great
shopping, Kingston’s downtown shopping area offers lots of variety. One of Judi’s favorite stores is located
there, Wallack’s Art Supplies. Judi
tells me she could spend hours there, “just
looking”! Kingston is also the home
of Queen’s University and Kingston General Hospital and Hotel Dieu
Hospital. Unfortunately, I have intimate
knowledge of the hospital as this is where I had my triple By-Pass surgery. I must say that Kingston is one of my favorite
places to visit (not the hospital).
There is always lots to do. From
shopping to sightseeing and from attractions to festivals and events. Here's a
list of some of the events and attractions:
·
Fort Henry
·
Portsmouth Village
·
Grand Theatre
·
Woodworking Museum
·
Pump House Steam Museum
·
Bellevue House National Historic Park
·
International Hockey Hall of Fame
·
Museum of Health Care
·
Royal Military College Museum
·
Music in the Gardens
·
Sheep Dog Trials
·
Kingston Fall Fair
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