City of Kingston, Street, Alphabetical, General, Miscellaneous and Classified Business Directory for the Year 1891-92, Including Residents of Barriefi (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246704747)

A meticulously compiled historical snapshot, the "City of Kingston, Street, Alphabetical, General, Miscellaneous and Classified Business Directory for the Year 1891-92" offers a unique glimpse into the commercial and residential landscape of Kingston, Ontario, and its surrounding communities in the late 19th century. Published by W.H. Irwin and Company, this directory meticulously lists residents and businesses in Kingston, as well as those in Barriefield, Garden Island, and Portsmouth.

More than just a list of names and addresses, this directory serves as a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the social and economic history of the region. It provides insight into the types of businesses operating at the time, the occupations of the residents, and the overall layout of the city. Volume 1891-1892 offers a detailed record of a bygone era, preserving the memory of a vibrant community.

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