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Lone Star Café (formerly Kingston Fire Hall #1) – 251 Ontario Street, Kingston, Ontario, Canada

By Sheena Owen Jan 12th, 2015

English born architect, John Power, was the Kingston City architect from 1866-1882. During this time he designed numerous prominent buildings such as St. George’s Hall, the Registry Office and the Kingston Fire Hall #1 which has now been converted into a Lone Star Café restaurant. Built along the Kingston Harbor waterfront in 1876, this was the city’s first fire Hall.

North Country Unfading Green project (1 Post Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

By Sheena Owen Jan 7th, 2015

Located in Canada’s most affluent neighborhood, the Bridle Path, is often referred to as “Millionaire’s Row” or “Toronto’s Beverly Hills”. Often misspelled as “Bridal Path”, its name Bridle Path came about because of the equestrian paths used by many of the original estate owners prior to development.

Lone Star Café (formerly Kingston Fire Hall #1) – 251 Ontario Street, Kingston, Ontario, Canada

North Country Unfading Green project (1 Post Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

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