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Frank S. Young attended Queen's medical school and graduated with a M.D.C.M in 1908.

The Friends are a group of volunteers who live near the Salmon River or who visit and enjoy the river and its watershed. Started in 2004, the Friends seek to learn more about the Salmon and want to use that knowledge to care for the river and its watershed. The Friends of the Salmon co-operate with the Stewardship Councils of Frontenac, Lennox & Addington and Hastings as well as Quinte Conservation and all other like-minded groups interested in the Salmon and its watershed.

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Courses in Geography have been offered at Queen's University at Kingston since 1954, when Professor D.Q. Innis began teaching courses within the Department of Political and Economic Science.
Commencing in 1960, Geography became a separate department under the headship of Richard Ruggles. It accepted its first graduate students in 1965.

The Little Cataraqui Conservation Association was established in 1973 "to preserve as a greenbelt the natural state of the Little Catarqui River waters, floodplain, and adjacent lands." This objective was to be achieved through promoting development of, and adherence to, long range land use plans within all municipalities which the Little Cataraqui River flowed, and by ensuring that these plans preserved the natural state of that river. The LCEA also sought to encourage and monetarily support purchases of such lands by the various municplaities; assess the environmental impact of sewer, water, road, or land development which would affect the Little Cataraqui River or lowlands; document the environmental impact any public hearing and/or municpal meetings at which potential development affecting the Little Cataraqui River was dsicussed; suppor other organizations whose objectives were in harmony with thsoe of the LCEA; and promote public education releated to all their objectives. While very robust over the interveneing years, by 20009, with an ageing membership and no new leadership emerging, the LCEA decided to wind up its activities.

The Willowbank Cemetery, located on the north side of Highway 2 approximately 5 kilometers west of Gananoque, Ontario, was founded in 1856.

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Association concerned with the development of Block D on Kingston's waterfront.

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