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Save 100 Barrie St

It is on Kingston's heritage register as a listed property. Unless council issues a notice of intention to designate, it comes off the register on January 1, 2027 and can't be listed again for five years.

Built c. 1880/1888, this dwelliing part of a duplex and later single attached dwelling, is of cultural heritage value and interest because of its physical/design value. Elements reflecting this value include the dwellings red brick, two bay wide construction and stone foundation. The entrance set in a one storey brick projection is contained in the end bay and is topped by an entablature with boxed cornice, banded frieze and dentils. Elaborate iron balustrades are set on these brick projections. The door surrounds have recessed brick panels, a small dentilled entablature, segmental-arched light and radiating voussoirs. The doors have two round-arhced glazed panels above fielded wooden…From the municipal heritage register

Heritage neighbours: 5 other heritage properties within 100 m

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2. Write to your councillor

Council decides whether to issue a notice of intention to designate. A short, personal letter from a resident counts.

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Ontario's municipal election is on October 26, 2026. Send the same letter to the candidates in your ward and ask where they stand.

3. Go to council

Coming up in Kingston before January 1:

Anyone can ask to speak (a deputation) or send a written comment; check the meeting page for how and by when. How to speak at council.

4. Help with the research

Heritage staff need evidence. A research record gathers the building's history and why it matters, in the shape they use.

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Priority for volunteers: 30/100 (register has a detailed description).

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Status, sources and history

Status from City of Kingston — Heritage Properties, as of October 12, 2026. Not legal advice. Confirm status with the municipality.