Digital Agnes
Research initiatives, virtual exhibitions, digital publications, and interactive online experiences.
Kingston City Hall virtual tour
Learn more about Kingston City Hall’s fascinating history, beautiful architecture – and about the intriguing people, events and stories associated with this national historic site.
Museum of Health Care at Kingston
The Museum of Heal Care offers online exhibits and activities for kids and families.
Military Electronics and Communications Museums
The Military Communications and Electronics Museum has a wide array of virtual exhibits and online presentations.
Kingston Frontenac Public Library
Enjoy access to thousands of free e-books for all ages. No library card required.
The Original Hockey Hall of Fame: Great Kingston Hockey Stories
At the Original Hockey Hall of Fame, we’ve been busy compiling some of the fascinating stories about Kingston hockey greats.
PumpHouse “Out of the Vault”
The City of Kingston has an extensive collection of locally, provincially, and nationally significant Canadian Art, many of which were donated by the former Art Collection Society of Kingston in 1988. A selection has been brought ‘out of the vault’ and made available online.
Frontenac County Schools Museum
The Frontenac County Schools Museum provides free downloadable guidelines on crafts, games and outdoor activities that can be done at home – all in nineteenth century style.
Bellevue House Virtual Tour
This tour will let you move around the Bellevue House in your browser with the click of a button, at any speed you want. Take your time to go through the rooms, and stop to read the points of interest all over the house!
Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston
We offer a variety of activities for youth to explore the museum’s educational content from home. Perfect for learning from home or entertainment on a rainy day! Children will have the opportunity to learn and explore the environmental, economic, and social histories of the Great Lakes in fun, interactive ways.
Murney Tower Virtual Tour
Built in 1846 as part of the defensive Martello tower fortifications of Kingston, Murney Tower has three floors displaying a collection of military and domestic artifacts of 19th-century Kingston. Experience the tower through this virtual tour, which features 360 degree views and fascinating information about the site in both French and English.
