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Founded in 1673 by Count Frontenac, as a fur-trading post and strategic military stronghold, Kingston was built at a watery cross roads, where the southernmost end of the Rideau Canal meets Lake Ontario at the source of the St. Lawrence River and the western gateway to the Thousand Islands. Actually, Kingston was the first capital of the united Upper and Lower Canadas until the National Seat of Government was moved to Montreal in 1844 and finally to Ottawa in 1867.
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Boutique Hotel and Bed & Breakfast Rentals in Kingston

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Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Newly renovated Victorian style bed and breakfast. Large rustic guest rooms decorated with antiques throughout.

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Bed and Breakfast Inns
Kingston

Historical Inn & Spa is a historically designated building in the charming 'Old Stones' district of Kingston, Ontario. This striking building, one of Kingston's landmarks, is the work of English architect William Coverdale, who arrived in Kingston in 1832, and is now a beautifully restored Ontario Inn & Spa.