Search results
May 2, 2024 · Late last year, city council approved a new growth strategy that could see the Kingston area’s total population grow to more than 220,000 by 2051. But that population growth must also go hand-in ...
- Elliot Ferguson
14 hours ago · Hayden Elliott, 2, examines a road roller as part of the City of Kingston’s Public Works Day on Saturday, May 25, 2024 at the department’s headquarters. The family friendly event featured ...
People also ask
When was Kingston founded?
What is the history of Kingston Jamaica?
What are some interesting facts about Kingston?
Where is Kingston based?
May 13, 2024 · The SS Keewatin sits in the dry dock at the Great Lakes Museum ahead of the beginning of public tours on May 13 in Kingston. Photo by Elliot Ferguson / The Whig-Standard. KINGSTON — After years ...
May 16, 2024 · Kingston Whig-Standard. ARTIST CAPTURED `BEAUTY AND HARDNESS' OF ARCTIC LIFE 2024-05-16 - SUSANNA MCLEOD Susanna Mcleod is a writer living in Kingston. The artist won the hearts and confidence of the Indigenous people living at Eskimo Point in the Northwest Territories (now Arviat, Nunavut).
5 days ago · Early in the 19th century building began in the valley towards Kingston with the original Waggon and Horses public-house, and the Elmers called Surbiton House until 1823 and pulled down before 1888. Maple Farm, afterwards called Maple Lodge, was built by Christopher Terry about 1815 as the Manor House.
May 11, 2024 · Kingston was founded in 1692 after Port Royal, at the mouth of the harbour, was destroyed by an earthquake. The core of the old city is a consciously planned rectangle with streets in a grid pattern. In 1703 the city became the commercial capital, and in 1872 the political capital, of Jamaica.
6 days ago · Read the 2024-05-21 issue of Kingston Whig-Standard online with PressReader. Enjoy unlimited reading on up to 5 devices with 7-day free trial.
