Jennifer McKendry, PhD, is an architectural historian, living in Kingston, and the author of numerous articles and books such as

· Portsmouth Village, Kingston: an illustrated history

· Architects Working in the Kingston Region 1820 – 1920

· Architects Working in the Kingston Region 1920 – 2000

· Early Photography in Kingston from the Daguerreotype to the Postcard

· With Our Past before Us: 19th century architecture in the Kingston area

· Modern Architecture in Kingston: a survey of 20^th-cenury buildings

· Bricks in 19^th-Century Architecture of the Kingston Area

· Woodwork in Historic Buildings of the Kingston Region

· Kingston, the Limestone City: stone buildings in the Kingston region 1790 – 1930.

She is a member of the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, the Ontario Historical Society, the Frontenac Heritage Foundation, and the Kingston Historical Society. Current interests include studying doll houses and their furnishings as "architecture in miniature," as well as lecturing on the 19^th & 20^th centuries architecture of south-eastern Ontario. She is a free-lance researcher and writer on the history and significance of heritage buildings, properties and archaeological sites.

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