Ontario Plaques
Search the collection Saved plaques0

Places

Historical plaques in Frontenac

60 plaques recorded in Frontenac, each with the wording on the marker and the place it stands.

'Rockwood' 1842 'Rockwood' 1842 · Photo by Alan L Brown - June 5, 2004
'Rockwood' 1842Ann Baillie BuildingBedford MillsBishop Alexander Macdonell 1762-1840Charles Edward Poulett Thomson Baron Sydenham 1799-1841Charles Sangster 1822-1893Early Land Survey in OntarioElizabeth CottageFort FrontenacFort HenryFort HenryFort HenryFrontenac County Court HouseGovernment House 1832HeathfieldHillcroft 1853Kingston City HallKingston Custom HouseKingston General HospitalKingston Navy YardKingston PenitentiaryKingston Post OfficeLegislature of the Province of Canada 1841-1844Louis de Buade, Comte de Frontenac et de Palluau 1622-1698Loyalist Landing at Cataracoui 1784Mary (Molly) Brant (Tekonwatonti) (ca. 1736-1796)Militia Garrison 1837-38Molly BrantMurney Martello TowerPoint FrederickPoint Frederick BuildingsQueen's UniversityRegiopolis CollegeRene-Amable Boucher 1735-1812René-Robert Cavelier de La Salle at CataracouiRideau Canal 1826-1832Sir Charles Bagot 1781-1843Sir Edouard Percy Cranwill Girouard 1867-1932Sir James Lucas Yeo 1782-1818Sir John Alexander Macdonald 1815-1891Sir John Alexander Macdonald 1815-1891Sir Oliver Mowat 1820-1903Sir Richard Bonnycastle, 1791-1847Sir Richard Cartwright 1835-1912St. Mark's Church 1843Summerhill 1839The Cataraqui CemeteryThe Crawford PurchaseThe First Meeting of the Executive Council of Upper CanadaThe Frontenac RoadThe Holleford CraterThe King's Royal Regiment of New YorkThe Kingston ObservatoryThe Reverend John Stuart 1740-1811The Royal Military College of CanadaThe Rush-Bagot AgreementThe Stone FrigateThe Typhus Epidemic 1847The Wolfe Island Township HallWar of 1812 Shipwrecks

Recorded in Frontenac, text not held

These markers were catalogued here, but the page carrying their wording has not survived. Each is listed under the name it was cited by; nothing has been rewritten. A link that once pointed at one of them lands on this page.

Where Frontenac keeps its own record

The council, library and historical-society pages the directory listed for Frontenac, carried over as they were.