| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 26251 | Lauren E. Robinson | |
| 26252 | Autumn Clack | One of Houston's downfalls is its lack of commitment to its roots, especially architecturally. It would be a travesty to see either of these historically AND sentimentally significant buildings come down. |
| 26253 | Anonymous | DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!! |
| 26254 | Anonymous | |
| 26255 | Anonymous | |
| 26256 | Dana Mattice | |
| 26257 | fred kristin | |
| 26258 | Jon BOwers | |
| 26259 | Serena Jetelina | |
| 26260 | Melanie | |
| 26261 | Jose Torres | |
| 26262 | Anonymous | PLEASE keep part of Houston's history and culture alive! Keep our River Oaks Theatre. |
| 26263 | Meredith Borders | Do the right thing, Weingarten. |
| 26264 | Jeremy Hughes | |
| 26265 | Anonymous | |
| 26266 | Nicole L. | |
| 26267 | Cindy Scott-McDowell | PLEASE save these buildings. They are an IMPORTANT part of Houston's history! |
| 26268 | Claire Poff | I think itd be terrible for Houston to lose this theatre. Its part of houston's history, culture, and uniqueness. If I ever bring friends to houston now, we always see a film at this theatre. Its a gem |
| 26269 | Annie Collins Zeleskey | This place is magical. It can not go. |
| 26270 | Kelly Kilpatrick | |
| 26271 | Anonymous | |
| 26272 | Anonymous | |
| 26273 | Lindsey Albert | This is the most unique shopping center in Houston. It's a treasure. |
| 26274 | Stamatis | good! support!
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| 26275 | Nan Stombaugh | |
| 26276 | Tangie Smith | |
| 26277 | Anonymous | |
| 26278 | Anonymous | don't demolish |
| 26279 | Elizabeth Bailey | DO NOT TEAR DOWN THE RIVER OAKS THEATER AND ALABAMA THEATER!!!!!!!!!!!
Do not do it.
This is why people think Houston is a dump. We tear down our buildings of style to build retail centers. Surely there is plenty of land somewhere to build ANOTHER chain bookstore.
This is insane. I have lived in Houston for over 30 years. These two buildings MUST STAY!
Elizabeth Bailey |
| 26280 | lora alvarado | |
| 26281 | oscar alvarado | |
| 26282 | Matt Lucas | Once it's gone, it's gone. Our culture is to tear down an old, historic building and replace it with something sparkly and new, then we realize years later---too late---that we actually treasured the historic structure. I realize that it's hard to think beyond the concept of making as much money off the property as is possible today, but it is important to consider the long-term consequences, too. |
| 26283 | Pete Bawa | |
| 26284 | Bruce Stone | I lived and shopped in that area for over 15 years. Although I've recently moved, I still visit the theater and shops on the weekends. |
| 26285 | Mike Laird | |
| 26286 | Anonymous | |
| 26287 | Barbara Keith | |
| 26288 | Arely Barrera | keep the roots of houston ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 26289 | Claudia Getz | |
| 26290 | Marion Matsu | PLEASE KEEP THIS HISTORIC LANDMARK INTACT! |
| 26291 | jeremy m | |
| 26292 | Alex Gernand | i garuntee the people who want to tear it down have never seen a movie there |
| 26293 | Chuck Mann | |
| 26294 | Anonymous | I love River Oaks theater! |
| 26295 | Rebekka Frizzell | |
| 26296 | Ethan McKenzie | i plan on moving back to houston very soon and i have already seen houston lose many of its significant landmarks. it would be a shame to lose another. |
| 26297 | Julia Armstrong | It's ridiculous that they are even thinking of taking down a classic peice of Houston. Please, reconsider building over it. |
| 26298 | Anonymous | For the love of God, don't tear down River Oaks! It's a cultural landmark, not mention I REFUSE to drive all the way to flipping WEBSTER to go to Rocky Horror. |
| 26299 | Chloe w. | :) |
| 26300 | Andrew Brown | |
