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Archive Record
Metadata
Item ID# |
A2010.099.1356 |
Title |
The history of the memorial gardens site at Chippewa Hill |
Object Name |
Article |
Dates of Creation |
January 1990 |
Creator |
Schmalz, Peter S. |
Other Creators |
Northward Journal, A Quarterly of Northern Arts |
Description |
This folder is part of Series 5, File 3 (Personal documents and publications - Articles). This folder contains: a) Correspondence to Peter Schmalz from Northward Journal, A Quarterly of Northern Arts, January 6, 1990, chiefly concerning an article concerning the Memorial Gardens. b) Two draft copies of essay entitled "The History of the Memorial Gardens Site at Chippewa HIll." The site was an ancent dreaming place and fasting site where their people prayed to manitou for divine inspiration. The Battle of Skull Mound was fought in the 1600s at this location. The site became the location of the Methodist mission church first built in 1834. The site also became the location of an amphitheatre. |
Collection |
Schmalz, Peter fonds |
System of arrangement |
See fonds-level description for information about system of arrangement. This folder was in original Box 36. |
Parent Object |
Schmalz Series 5, File 3 |
Level of Description |
Item |
Physical Description |
0.5 cm of textual records |
Restrictions on Use |
Responsibility for determining the copyright status and any use rests exclusively with the user. |
Places |
Saugeen First Nation Saugeen River |
People |
Hurlburt, Thomas, Rev. Jones, Peter Kegedonce (Chief) Schmalz, Peter S. Stotesbury, Earl |
Search Terms & Subjects |
Amphitheaters Archaeology Churches, Methodist Churches, United First Nations - Saugeen First Nation First Nations culture Plaques & historical markers Schools |