Fort Frontenac Library, Military research library at Fort Frontenac, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
Fort Frontenac Library is a military research library in Kingston, Ontario, attached to the Canadian Army Command and Staff College. Its holdings cover military studies, international relations, and strategic topics across print and digital formats.
The library was founded in 1947, built around materials brought from England during the Second World War. Over the following decades it grew steadily into one of the main research resources for the Canadian Army.
The collection focuses on land warfare and Canadian military operations, reflecting what matters most to a military academy. It shows how the institution serves the professional development of armed forces officers.
Access to the library is restricted to authorized users, so visitors should confirm their eligibility before arriving. The facility is located on a military base, so checking in advance is strongly advised.
The library circulates around 12,000 items each year, a figure that points to how heavily it is used by officers in training. That level of use makes it one of the most active military libraries in the country relative to its size.
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