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Frank Korvemaker
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Frank Korvemaker
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Archaeologist, historian, archivist.
Frank Korvemaker is a construction historian who was born in The Netherlands and educated in Canada. He has worked in the field of heritage resource conservation, documentation, and development for over half a century. He has been employed by Parks Canada as an historical archaeologist, as a curator of artifacts for the Fort Edmonton Project, and he was Chief of Research for Alberta's Historic Sites Service. He worked in various capacities for the Heritage Branch of the Saskatchewan government from 1979 to 2004. He was the first Manager of the Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation, where he coordinated the development of the Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site. He worked for the Saskatchewan Archives Board from 2004 to 2013.
Selected publications:
Books
Historic Architecture of Saskatchewan (1985)
by Frank KorvemakerLegacy of Stone: Saskatchewan's Stone Buildings (2008)
by Margaret Hryniuk, Frank Korvemaker, and Larry EastonLegacy of Worship: Sacred Places in Rural Saskatchewan (2014)
by Margaret Hryniuk and Frank KorvemakerArticles
History Built Brick by Brick
Saskatchewan's Architecture Heritage Magazine: WORTH Magazine, 2004-2014Developing Letterhead in a Small Prairie Town
Saskatchewan History, Spring 2006The Claybank Brick Plant: A Canadian Treasure
Sighting, citing, siting: Crossfiring / Mama Wetotan, 2009Reports
(Architecture and Engineering)Diocese of Qu'Appelle: Reports - Regina - Cathedral and College Site - 1979 - Korvemaker (Heritage Brandon report)
Saskatchewan Architects Directory - 08 - 31 March 2017
Bank of Toronto - Saskatchewan Branches - 05 - 9 February 2019
Regina - Bank of Montreal - 3 - 10 January 2018
Illustrated Inventory of Round and Multi-Sided Barns in Saskatchewan - 12 - 25 February 2019
Truax, Saskatchewan: Truax Centennial - 1911-14 photos
Reports - Regina - OK Marking Limited - 2003
Department Stores in Saskatchewaqn 5 - 24 February 2016
Inventory of Hudson Bay Company Stores 03 - 3 March 2015
Illustrated Inventory of Flour and Grist Mills in Saskatchewan 11 - 1 February 2019
Historic Scaffolding in Saskatchewan 01 - 25 February 2019
Regina - Empire Hotel 5 - 9 January 2018
Reports - Saskatchewan's Men's Clubs - 2002
Illustrated Inventory of NWT Government Buildings 03 - 16 December 2017
North-West Territorial Jail, Regina 1 - 21 February 2019
Territorial Architecture - Listing
Reports - Water Towers - Chipman and Power 06 - 11 January 2018
Reports
(Bricks, Stone, Concrete Blocks and Wood)Illustrated Inventory of Concrete Block Buildings in Saskatchewan 01 - 18 April 2015
Sasatchewan Stonemasons - Long List 14 - 25 February 2019
Claybank Building List 06 - December 2018
His articles for the Manitoba Historical Society:
The Claybank Brick Plant: Preserving a Canadian Treasure in Rural Saskatchewan
Prairie History, Number 1, Winter 2020
See also:
MHS Resources: Manitoba Bricks and Blocks
Page revised: 11 May 2020
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