Fort Henry National Historic Site
Limestone British fortress built between 1832 and 1837 on a hill overlooking Kingston, a World Heritage Site, home to the Fort Henry Guard and the summer sunset ceremony.
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In the destination Kingston and Thousand Islands.
In the photo: Kingston City Hall seen from Confederation Park and the water
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The city
City at the outlet of Lake Ontario, the first capital of the Province of Canada, with a downtown of limestone buildings, a domed city hall and a market square. Across the harbour stands Fort Henry, and to the north are the Kingston Mills locks at the end of the Rideau Canal. Sightseeing boats to the islands depart from the waterfront.
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The local experience
Limestone British fortress built between 1832 and 1837 on a hill overlooking Kingston, a World Heritage Site, home to the Fort Henry Guard and the summer sunset ceremony.
Limestone city hall with a dome, completed in 1844 when Kingston was the capital, and the square behind it, with a farmers’ market and an outdoor skating rink in winter.
A set of four Rideau Canal locks north of Kingston, operated by hand as in the 19th century, with a blockhouse and a rock-lined gorge.