This plaque was erected in 1958.
Kingston, Ontario
Type
Other
Inscription
MILITIA GARRISON 1837-38
Commemorating the services of the first permanent Militia Garrison of Kingston, assembled by Lieutenant-Colonel R.H. Bonnycastle to defend this city during the Upper Canadian Rebellion. The mobilization saved Kingston from invasion since the regular troops had been sent to Lower Canada. The troops used this area as their drill ground.
- Queen's Marine Artillery
- 2nd and 3rd Prince Edward
- Perth Artillery
- 1st and 2nd Addington
- Frontenac Light Dragoons
- 2nd Lennox
- 1st Hastings Light Dragoons
- Belleville Rifles
- 1st and 2nd Addington Light Dragoons
- Independent Companies
- 1st and 2nd Frontenac
- Tyendinaga Mohawks
Erected by the Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board.
Visitor information
Location
Militia Garrison 1837-38 Plaque
74 Bagot Street
Kingston
Ontario
Militia Garrison 1837-38 Plaque
74 Bagot Street
Kingston
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 44.22659
Long. -76.4884561
Lat. 44.22659
Long. -76.4884561