Tour Locations

• Revival of Chinese Culture in the 1980s
  (230 MacDonnell Street)
• The Nature of “Ethnic Businesses”
  (61 Division Street)
• The Chinese Experience at Queen’s University
  (Old Medical Building, off Arch Street)
• Frank B. Lee at Queen’s University
  (99 University Avenue)
• A Welcoming Church
  (82 Sydenham Street)
• A Successful Business Venture
  (346 Princess Street)
• The Women’s Missionary Society
  (130 Clergy Street East)
• The Roy-York Cafe
  (271-273 Princess Street)
• Low Kai Suey Yen Library
  (270 Princess Street)
• The Grand Cafe
  (222 Princess Street)
• Chinese Nationalist League Branch of Kingston
  (30 Montreal Street)
• Chinese Nationalist League Club
  (110 Queen Street)
• Victoria and Mandarin Cafes
  (354 and 331 King Street East)
• Fung Lei: Kingston’s first Chinese Laundryman
  (Clarence Street)
• Efforts to Legitimize Discrimination in Kingston
  (216 Ontario Street)