A Look Back: Fettercairn Island – WWI on Indian Lake at Chaffey’s Lock in Rideau Township
An island on Indian Lake, just north of Chaffey’s Lock in the Township of Rideau…
Browsing: Kingston
The Mysterious Disappearance of the Picton Schooner and the Bavaria’s Vanishing Crew
Janet Kellough, a storyteller and author from Prince Edward County, discusses the inexplicable disappearance of…
Thousand Islands Association Protecting A Boater’s Paradise
The 1000 Islands is an archipelago of 1864 islands that straddles the Canadian and US…
Introducing: Thousand Island Shipwrecks
Thousand Island Shipwrecks is 3D models of shipwrecks and various buildings lying in the Thousand…
Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston
The Marine Museum has moved from the Kingston Dry Dock site at 55 Ontario St. to a new site at 53 Yonge St., at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, Kingston. The museum ship Alexander Henry is no longer on display.
Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston
Where is the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes? The Marine Museum has moved from the Kingston…
Kingston Underwater Network aims to boost diving, tourism
When it comes to scuba diving the Kingston Ontario area seems to have an abundance of everything divers want, except more divers. The east end of Lake Ontario from Kingston to Prince Edward County has plenty of shipwrecks and only 20 per cent of them have been discovered.
Kingston Underwater Network aims to boost diving, tourism
When it comes to scuba diving the Kingston Ontario area seems to have an abundance…
Explorer Diving Presents: Meeting For Potential SOS Chapter In Kingston
Attention – Kingston and area divers. We will be having a first meeting for a…
Wolfe Islander II served Kingston as ferry and now dive site
From a diver’s perspective one of the advantages of purposely sinking a ship when it is no longer needed is that it can be sunk where it can serve the most scuba enthusiasts.