5.5 centimetres of textual records

1 volume of textual records

1 volume (includes 30 architectural drawings : wash drawing prints)

35 architectural drawings : wash drawing prints (6 mounted)

29 architectural drawings : pencil and ink on paper (6 with colour, 15 with watercolor)

19 architectural drawings : blueprints

15 architectural drawings : pencil on paper (3 with colour)

8 architectural drawings : pencil on tracing paper

1 architectural drawing : pencil and ink on tracing paper

1 architectural drawing : photomechanical reproduction

26 sketches : pencil on paper (3 coloured, 2 tracings)

1 sketch : pencil and ink on paper (watercolor, laminated)

182 photographs (180.7 MB) : 176 colour, 6 black and white (.jpg, .pdf)

14 photographs : 4 black and white prints (1 mounted), 5 sepia prints (1 mounted), 5 colour prints

2 postcards : black and white, sepia

Fonds consists of records created and accumulated by Erik Schat Petersen and his family.

Majority of the fonds consists of architectural drawings created by Erik Schat Petersen of buildings he designed and/or created, as well as present day images of some of these buildings.

Fonds also contains photographs of Petersen family members, genealogical records concerning Erik Schat Petersen, and sketches by Petersen.

Erik Schat Petersen was a Danish immigrant who built homes, cottages, schools, a community center and church in various locales throughout Ontario. Petersen and his family originally settled in the Beaches area of Toronto, but moved to Peninsula Lake near Huntsville, Ontario, where he built his home in 1939.

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Petersen, Erik Schat (1878-1968)

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The records are in good condition.

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With respect to Danish immigrants, the Archives of Ontario has the following records:

Series C 11-1417: D.V. Klein's architectural drawings of unidentified buildings in Toronto, Ontario: D.V. Klein (1888-?) was a twentieth-century Danish-Canadian architect, active in Copenhagen, Chicago and Toronto.

C 26, Thorkild C. Hansen fonds: Hansen (1903- 1976) was a commercial design artist and architect who provided artistic and architectural planning for a number of buildings in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.

Series F 1405-11, Danish Canadian photographs: Series consists of photographs documenting the Danish Canadian community, primarily in Toronto, Hamilton and London, Ontario.

Series F 1405-76: Danish Canadian textual records: Series consists of textual records from a variety of individuals documenting the lives of Danish Canadians in Ontario and Europe.

F 4372, Salomon ("Sal") Chernia fonds. Chernia (1917-1988) was originally from Denmark but moved to Mississauga, Ontario in 1956. Sal taught people with disabilities in Ontario how to drive and modified cars in the 1960s and 1970s.

Photographs of the Algonquin Park Gates built by Erik Schat Petersen are located in the Algonquin Park Archives.

Historiske Ornamenter has been digitized by The Danish National Art Library: <http://www.kunstbib.dk/objekter/KAB01/Bplus556.pdf>

Some of the records are in Danish.

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