Main Street, Kingston

Main Street in Barriefield Village serves as the historic transportation route of the village, reflecting its rich heritage and rural charm. In the nineteenth century, this street was bustling with activity as it housed numerous inns, hotels, and shops catering to both residents and travelers.

The architecture along Main Street showcases the village's rural character, with many buildings being one-and-a-half storey homes constructed from wood or stone, adding to the quaint and historical atmosphere of the area.

Among the notable buildings on Main Street is Barriefield House, located at 202 Main Street. This house is believed to be the oldest limestone residence in Barriefield, constructed between 1814 and 1815 by William Baker. Its enduring structure stands as a testament to the early craftsmanship and architectural style that characterized the village during its formative years.

Today, Main Street continues to be a focal point in Barriefield, offering visitors a window into the past and maintaining the village's unique identity and heritage.