Support the Historic News Stand at 21 Mott St., Chinatown, NYC
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Jennifer Ho
1 year ago
Please don't tear down this important part of Chinatown's history and heritage.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
This place is a legacy and should be given historic site status!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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I went to Chinese school at transfiguration church every Sunday as a kid, Bd remember this stand fondly. And the long lines for tasty egg custard treats! It's an institution! Please preserve it as a historic to landmark to educate future generations of the immigrant experiences of that block.
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Rev Dr Bayer Jack Wah Lee
1 year ago
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The Historic News Stand at 21 Mott should be protect as a City Landmark because it, along with the Transfiguration Church, acts as an entrance frame to the Lenape Fresh Water Pond, the Old Five Point (Park Street), Italian American (Frank Mosco), Chinese American (Corky Lee Way), and a current Chinese American Community Organizing Effort (Think!Chinatown).
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Jeanie Chin
1 year ago
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I remember that newsstand since I was a kid and lived in Chinatown over 65 years ago.
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chi Loek
1 year ago
Preserve our historic newsstand at 21 Mott St. in Chinatown, New York City!
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Eleanor Wong
1 year ago
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It’s an important part of our Chinatown history and legacy . Please respect the community and do not destroy it .
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Don Reilly
2 years ago
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This newstand/kiosk is definitely not newly constructed. It has been there for a long time and I remember seeing it when I moved into Chinatown in Jan. 2019. Please, out of respect, and in honor of Corky Lee do not demolish it!
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Steven Ciani
2 years ago
We as a country continue to put our historic structures on the brink of demolition confusing progress with what they claim as affordable housing
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Roxanne Fabiani
2 years ago
Do destroy our beautiful buildings. Too much history will be lost.
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Skyler T
2 years ago
Anything to help Chinatown preserve its identity and history!
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Jennifer Tam
2 years ago
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This is a necessary landmark for Chinatown that has been a meeting place of community and connection for years. Save the newsstand!
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Benna Cohen
2 years ago
Please save NYC culture!
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Harry Trinh
2 years ago
Places and landmarks like these mean so much to the community. It creates spaces for all of us to enjoy our neighborhood!
Please don't tear down this important part of Chinatown's history and heritage.
This place is a legacy and should be given historic site status!
I went to Chinese school at transfiguration church every Sunday as a kid, Bd remember this stand fondly. And the long lines for tasty egg custard treats! It's an institution! Please preserve it as a historic to landmark to educate future generations of the immigrant experiences of that block.
The Historic News Stand at 21 Mott should be protect as a City Landmark because it, along with the Transfiguration Church, acts as an entrance frame to the Lenape Fresh Water Pond, the Old Five Point (Park Street), Italian American (Frank Mosco), Chinese American (Corky Lee Way), and a current Chinese American Community Organizing Effort (Think!Chinatown).
I remember that newsstand since I was a kid and lived in Chinatown over 65 years ago.
Preserve our historic newsstand at 21 Mott St. in Chinatown, New York City!
It’s an important part of our Chinatown history and legacy . Please respect the community and do not destroy it .
This newstand/kiosk is definitely not newly constructed. It has been there for a long time and I remember seeing it when I moved into Chinatown in Jan. 2019. Please, out of respect, and in honor of Corky Lee do not demolish it!
We as a country continue to put our historic structures on the brink of demolition confusing progress with what they claim as affordable housing
Do destroy our beautiful buildings. Too much history will be lost.
Anything to help Chinatown preserve its identity and history!
This is a necessary landmark for Chinatown that has been a meeting place of community and connection for years. Save the newsstand!
Please save NYC culture!
Places and landmarks like these mean so much to the community. It creates spaces for all of us to enjoy our neighborhood!
The community needs this!
Save the new stand.