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Pulse of the Past: A Walk Through Kingston's Medical Past

As part of Jane’s Walk Kingston, step back in time to discover Kingston’s rich medical history! This guided outdoor walking tour traces the successes and sacrifices that led to the establishment of one of Canada’s oldest public hospitals and the Queen’s School of Medicine. This tour weaves through the city’s historic streets to offer a unique look at the people and places that kept the city’s heart beating. 

This walking tour is 1 hour in duration and begins and ends at the Canadian Museum of Health Care, Ann Baillie Building, National Historic Site, 32 George Street.

Content Warning: This tour addresses subjects that some may find upsetting including: racism, sexism, discrimination, and descriptions of historic medical practices.

Date: Sunday 3rd May 2026
Time:
1:00 pm

Meeting Place: in front of the Canadian Museum of Health Care, 32 George Street, Kingston


View the full schedule of 19 free community walks for Jane’s Walk Kingston here.

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