Support Heritage Designation for St. Peter's Church
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Amanda
3 years ago
Preserving Estonian culture is important to me. Both my parents were born in Estonia!!
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Lehta Greenbaum
3 years ago
A beautiful piece of architecture which needs to be saved!
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Piret Falkenberg Reiljan
3 years ago
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Estonian immigrants have brought much to Canada. Russia once tried to destroy Estonia. Please keep our memory alive in Canada.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Stop tearing down heritage buildings
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Marje Eerme
3 years ago
Beautiful structure, so worth saving!
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Kimmie Salvage
3 years ago
Save the church!
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Charlotte Mickie
3 years ago
This landmark building deserves to be honoured.
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G j
3 years ago
Save!
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Kae Elgie
3 years ago
Clearly worth saving, but that will only happen if people start looking for solutions. National Trust and ACO (Architectural Conservancy Ontario) have lots of examples they can share with the Friends.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Superb interior - the rafter-work alone would be reason enough to designate this structure
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Patricia Mosdell
3 years ago
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I've been in this church for several Estonian services, music and my mother's Celebration of Life service during Covid. This church is beautiful in it's own modern style and the acoustics are very good. This is a modern, sacred architectural gem in mid town Toronto - please save this one! It's deserves a place in Toronto's history.
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Patricia McKellar
3 years ago
Today's article in the Globe and Mail spurred me on.
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Marc Jamieson
3 years ago
A wonderful example of fine modernist architecture in a city which has lost too many.
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David MacLellan
3 years ago
A "treasure" ... must be saved from the developers.
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Chris Tweel
3 years ago
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Is the Architectural Conservancy of Toronto involved in your efforts? If not, contact them and or Natalie Bull at the National Trust for Canada. They can provide guidance and sometime money to help save important buildings.
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Chris Tweel
3 years ago
There is no church more culturally significant in Canada or Europe. The Estonian community of Toronto should cherish this brilliant piece of architecture as a symbol of their place in Canada.
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Rita Komendant
3 years ago
Devastating news. My heart aches for this crisis in Toronto's Estonian Community. The ARCHITECTURE of this small Church IS the ethos of a people at their finest. HEAL this wound now before it is too late.
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Alice Jupe
3 years ago
This landmark church is a gem and needs to be preserved for architectural and cultural relevance.
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Joseph Genovese
3 years ago
An excellent example of modernist architecture, which should be preserved.
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Heather Berkeley
3 years ago
Please, let us preserve the traces of all the people who helped create the beautiful diverse city we have today!
Preserving Estonian culture is important to me. Both my parents were born in Estonia!!
A beautiful piece of architecture which needs to be saved!
Estonian immigrants have brought much to Canada. Russia once tried to destroy Estonia. Please keep our memory alive in Canada.
Stop tearing down heritage buildings
Beautiful structure, so worth saving!
Save the church!
This landmark building deserves to be honoured.
Save!
Clearly worth saving, but that will only happen if people start looking for solutions. National Trust and ACO (Architectural Conservancy Ontario) have lots of examples they can share with the Friends.
Superb interior - the rafter-work alone would be reason enough to designate this structure
I've been in this church for several Estonian services, music and my mother's Celebration of Life service during Covid. This church is beautiful in it's own modern style and the acoustics are very good. This is a modern, sacred architectural gem in mid town Toronto - please save this one! It's deserves a place in Toronto's history.
Today's article in the Globe and Mail spurred me on.
A wonderful example of fine modernist architecture in a city which has lost too many.
A "treasure" ... must be saved from the developers.
Is the Architectural Conservancy of Toronto involved in your efforts? If not, contact them and or Natalie Bull at the National Trust for Canada. They can provide guidance and sometime money to help save important buildings.
There is no church more culturally significant in Canada or Europe. The Estonian community of Toronto should cherish this brilliant piece of architecture as a symbol of their place in Canada.
Devastating news. My heart aches for this crisis in Toronto's Estonian Community. The ARCHITECTURE of this small Church IS the ethos of a people at their finest. HEAL this wound now before it is too late.
This landmark church is a gem and needs to be preserved for architectural and cultural relevance.
An excellent example of modernist architecture, which should be preserved.
Please, let us preserve the traces of all the people who helped create the beautiful diverse city we have today!