Burholme Park: Burholme Mansion and Carriage House. Restoration of the Burholme Mansion and Carriage House: Cover; basement and first floor plans and details, A2; second and third floor plans and details, A3; attic and tower plans and details, A4; elevations and sections, A5; sections/stair sections and details, A6; stair plans, sections and details, A7; Carriage House plans and elevations and details, A8; site plan and details, AHP E1; structural basement and first floor plans, sections and details, S1; structural second floor plans sections, and details, S2; HVAC- basement and first floor plans, schedules, and details, H2; HVAC- second and third floor plans and attic details, H3; basement and first floor plan (plumbing) sanitary riser diagram, P2; second and third floor plan (plumbing), basement floor plan, sprinkler, and halon, P3; basement and first floor plan and details (electrical), E2 [1 copy]; second floor and third floor plan and details (electrical), E3 [1 copy]; attic and tower plan and details (electrical), E4 [1 copy]. [21 sheets; 18 unique sheets], 1978 February 1
Scope and Contents Note
Of the 70+ parks within the Fairmount Park system, there is a disparate amount of material available in this collection. Major watershed parks (such as Fairmount Park and Wissahickon Park) are not covered in this collection, nor are significant indepedent parks such as FDR Park and Bartram's Garden. This collection is concentrated on neighborhood parks, particularly smaller parks and squares.
Some parks are undocumented, or have only one or two related items, while other parks have a wealth of material available. The collection is particularly strong in material related to Awbury Park. Burholme Park, Fernhill Park, Franklin Square, Eastwick Park, Hunting Park, Pastorius Park, Penn Treaty Park, and Washington Square. Specific areas of note include Awbury Arboretum, the Burholme Mansion, Logan House, and the Rittenhouse Square Guard House. Also included are documents relating to Roosevelt Boulevard and the Vine Street Expressway, as they are under the jurisdication of the Fairmount Park Commission.
Within the collection are variety of materials, roughly 99% of which are maps, drawings, or plans. There is a very limited number of correspondence directly relating to materials which have been arranged accordingly to preserve their relationship. The documents are largely printed on paper, mylar or linen, and range from pencil sketches to blueprints and bluelines. Size varies from legal-sized documents to large, oversized items.
Dates
- 1978 February 1
Creator
- Day and Zimmerman Associates (Organization)
Conditions Governing Access note
This collection is open for research.
Extent
21 Sheets
Language of Materials
English
Creator
- Day and Zimmerman Associates (Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the Fairmount Park Historic Resources Archive Repository
1515 Arch Street, 10th Floor
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19102 United States
215-683-0211
theresa.stuhlman@phila.gov