HMS Niagara

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A ship playing role of HMS Royal George, left, exchanges fire with an American ship during a reenactment of the Fight of the Royal George, November 9, 2012.
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Venue Type & Location

Boat

Site Name: Unlocated site
Location: Kingston
County: Frontenac
Location Type: Town - multiple sites at uncertain locations

Overview

Also Known As HMS Royal George

"HMS Royal George was a 20-gun ship of the Provincial Marine. She carried a crew of 200 and had been launched at the royal naval dockyard in Kingston in July 1809. 

By November 1812 she was the largest warship afloat on Lake Ontario. Her captain was Commodore Hugh Earle."

Lea, Michael. "When Kingston was on the frontlines." Kingston Whig. 9 Nov 2012. Accessed 26 Jun 2017. www.thewhig.com/2012/11/09/when-kingston-was-on-the-frontlines

 

" History

She was launched at the Kingston Royal Naval Dockyard in Kingston, Ontario, in July 1809. Royal George was renamed Niagara in 1814 and was sold in 1837." 

"HMS Royal George (1809)." revolvy.com. Accessed 26 Jun 2017. www.revolvy.com/topic/HMS%20Royal%20George%20(1809)&item_type=topic

Troupes whose patron owned this venue

Troupe Name Patron Troupe Type # of events
Officers of HMS Niagara , ( - ) Dramatic 2

Performer/Company at HMS Niagara

Performer/Company Patron Type # of events
Officers of HMS Niagara (-) Dramatic 2
Dr. Martin (-) Dramatic 1
Mr. Hill (-) Dramatic 1
Mr. Lowder (-) Dramatic 1
Mr. Elliot (-) Dramatic 1
Mr. Willoughby (-) Dramatic 1
Mr. Reeve (-) Dramatic 1
Mr. Gregg (-) Dramatic 1
P.C.O. Rifle Brigade String Band (-) Band 1

Events at HMS Niagara

Event Date Venue Location Troupe
Dramatic 1841-1841 Kingston, Frontenac Officers of HMS Niagara
Dramatic 1841-1841 Kingston, Frontenac Mr. Reeve, Mr. Gregg, Dr. Martin , Mr. Hill, Officers of HMS Niagara, Mr. Lowder, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Willoughby
Dramatic 1941-1941 Kingston, Frontenac P.C.O. Rifle Brigade String Band