Name: Kingston Penitentiary Water Tower (1895 - Present)
Address: 244 Sir John A. MacDonald Blvd, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 5W9, Canada

Kingston Penitentiary Water Tower (1895 - Present)

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Kingston Penitentiary Water Tower, Kingston, Ontario
Built in 1895 on penitentiary farmland on what is now part of the Queens University West Campus, the Kingston Penitentiary Water Tower stored 75,000 gallons of water pumped from Lake Ontario that served the Kingston Penitentiary, the Prison for Women, Collins Bay Penitentiary.
Today, the water tower is part of the Queen’s University West Campus.
Kingston Penitentiary Water Tower, shown here shortly after completion in 1895, is now part of the Queen’s University West Campus. Photo: Watertown Daily Times.
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244 Sir John A. MacDonald Blvd Kingston

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