Help Save These Historic Buildings on Bank Street, New London, Connecticut

To NLL: Please continue your efforts for now to keep these historic buildings intact and then restored as soon as possible.

51 norman drive Gales Ferry, CT 06335

96 Green Street Apartment 4A

67 Woodlawn Rd New London

Historic structures can never be replaced by new. We are losing our history at an alarming rate. Please do not let these buildings be destroyed.

The historic part of New London needs to be preserved and reperpaced - it is the character of New London , in fortunately the only thing our city really has going for it / much like Portsmouth New Hampshire - still waiting for notice

New London is the gem of SE CT. Let's preserve its history while we can.

Save the history of New London. My uncle was beat up and left for dead behind the hygienic. My aunt wanted it torn down. They saved the building and the courtyard. . New London reminds me of Newport during the summer months.

SECoast - an independent special project of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation

Save our historic buildings!

CT Trust for Historic Preservation 940 Whitney Avenue

Save what's left of New London

105 Oneco Ave

New London assets include it's old New England charm and history. We need the beautiful historic storefronts and facades to keep bringing in tourism and other peacetime business to this diamond-in-the-rough of a city. Do not destroy these buildings!

27 Broad street 2f

we have such limited historic buildings left downtown, we cannot let them be torn down!

New business does not always need new buildings. Empty lots are not progress! Let us see plans.

I urge the Connecticut Historic Preservation Council to oppose the demolition of 116 and 130 Bank Street, New London, Connecticut.

New London's Bank Street is the very heart and soul of my home town. We MUST preserve and restore these historic buildings and others just like them!

I love the old buildings in New London, they are what gives the city its charm