Bookstores, Libraries & Archives à Kingston, ON - dans l'annuaire professionnel Cylex

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85 MacCauley Street, Kingston, K7K 2V8

(613) 549-8888

By the time it took up residence in an empty butcher shop in 1911, it had already been listed in the Kingston City Directory as Kingston Public Library. One more move – to the Milk Trust Building at the corner of Brock and Bagot Street – brought the library to its home from 1925 until the construction of a new building at Johnson and Bagot, which became the library's Central branch in 1978. This building adjoins the former residence of Bishop Alexander Macdonnell (later the Notre Dame Convent), a limestone structure (fittingly) built circa 1812. Kingscourt Branch was added in 1959 and Calvin Park in 1966, bringing the urban system to a total of three locations. The passing of the Public Libraries Act in 1895 was followed by the creation of a library in Sydenham in 1903. Before the Frontenac County Library system was established, Pittsburgh and Kingston Townships received a rotating supply of books from the Kingston Public Library, and, as a “remote area,” Wolfe Island received shipments of books from the Travelling Library Service operating out of Toronto. Arden, Sharbot Lake, Hartington, Cloyne and Sydenham joined the new County library system in 1969, followed by Storrington (1970), Barriefield (1971), and Mountain Grove (1972). Growth continued during the 1970s, as the Days Road Kingston Township branch opened in 1974, Ompah in 1977, and Parham in 1979. Hartington and Storrington libraries moved to their current locations in 1982, and branches were opened on Howe Island and Wolfe Island in 1984 and in Plevna in 1986. In December 1997 the newly built Isabel Turner Branch opened its doors. 1998 saw the province-wide municipal amalgamation which joined the Kingston Public Library to the Frontenac County Library, creating the 17-branch Kingston Frontenac Public Library we now enjoy.

Kingston Frontenac Public Library

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130 Johnson Street, Kingston, K7L 1X8

(613) 549-8888

Kingston has had a lending library since 1812. While the city's first library collections were provided by private citizens, anyone could borrow books for a small fee. In 1834, when the Kingston Mechanics Institute was established, it absorbed the Kingston Library and was housed over a drugstore at Montreal and Princess. The Mechanics Institute Library made several moves during the 1800s: from above a confectionery store, to a former inn and coach station (currently Vandervoort's Hardware), to an upper apartment at 21 Montreal Street.

Kingston Nexus Hobbies

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270 Bagot St, Kingston, K7L 3G5

(613) 546-2565

hobby store, Miscellaneous Retail, Comic book store, Comic Bookstore, Games/Toys

Tricolour Outlet

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207 Stuart Street, Kingston, K7L 2V9

(613) 701-1607

Bookstore, Clothing store, Book store

Ars Libri Bookbinding and Book Restoration

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64 Brock St, Kingston, K7L 1R9

(613) 876-4093

Book, Art restoration service, Bookbinder

Action Packed Comics & Games

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724 Princess Street, Kingston, K7L 1G2

(613) 547-5730

Comic book store, Games/Toys, Comic Bookstore, Sports Cards, Comics, Games and Supplies, Collectibles store, Collectibles, Sports Memorabilia

SBT Comics & Games

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699 Gardiners Rd #3, Kingston, K7M 3Y4

(613) 634-9551

Collectibles store, Comic Bookstore, Comic book store

Book Land

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2800 Princess Street, Kingston, K7P 1W9

(613) 384-9590

Comic Books, Book Dealers-Used & Rare, Book Dealers-Retail

Novel Idea

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156 Princess St, Suite 201, Kingston, K7L 1B1

(613) 546-9799

Miscellaneous Retail, law books, comic books, libraries, encyclopedias, book dealers used rare, Dealers, Book store, Livres, related categories, news dealers, Book Stores, Independent Bookstore, Book, Librairies, Bookstore, magazines dealers, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité

Berry & Peterson Booksellers

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348 King Street East, Kingston, K7L 3B6

(613) 547-0767

Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Magasins de livres usagés & rares, Book Dealers, Used book store, Livres, Rare, Dealer Used, Independent Bookstore, Miscellaneous Retail, Appraiser

Campus Bookstore

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5 Field Company Ln, Kingston, K7L 3N6

(613) 533-2955

Miscellaneous Retail, Livres, Books, Book store, Book Stores, Librairies, Retail Trade, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Bookstore, Shopping & Specialty Stores

Kingston Frontenac Public Library - Isabel Turner Branch

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935 GARDINERS ROAD, Kingston, K7M 9A9

(613) 389-2611

By the time it took up residence in an empty butcher shop in 1911, it had already been listed in the Kingston City Directory as Kingston Public Library. One more move – to the Milk Trust Building at the corner of Brock and Bagot Street – brought the library to its home from 1925 until the construction of a new building at Johnson and Bagot, which became the library's Central branch in 1978. This building adjoins the former residence of Bishop Alexander Macdonnell (later the Notre Dame Convent), a limestone structure (fittingly) built circa 1812. Kingscourt Branch was added in 1959 and Calvin Park in 1966, bringing the urban system to a total of three locations. The passing of the Public Libraries Act in 1895 was followed by the creation of a library in Sydenham in 1903. Before the Frontenac County Library system was established, Pittsburgh and Kingston Townships received a rotating supply of books from the Kingston Public Library, and, as a “remote area,” Wolfe Island received shipments of books from the Travelling Library Service operating out of Toronto. Arden, Sharbot Lake, Hartington, Cloyne and Sydenham joined the new County library system in 1969, followed by Storrington (1970), Barriefield (1971), and Mountain Grove (1972). Growth continued during the 1970s, as the Days Road Kingston Township branch opened in 1974, Ompah in 1977, and Parham in 1979. Hartington and Storrington libraries moved to their current locations in 1982, and branches were opened on Howe Island and Wolfe Island in 1984 and in Plevna in 1986. In December 1997 the newly built Isabel Turner Branch opened its doors. 1998 saw the province-wide municipal amalgamation which joined the Kingston Public Library to the Frontenac County Library, creating the 17-branch Kingston Frontenac Public Library we now enjoy.

Wayfarer Books Bought & Sold

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85 Princess Street, Kingston, K7L 1A6

(613) 542-8615

Livres, Miscellaneous Retail, Magasins de livres usagés & rares, Dealer Used, bandes dessinées, Rare, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Book store, Book Dealers, Bookstore