The Amherst sign at the Five Points is more than just another sign to most Amherstonians. Those who appreciate the history of our small town would like to see the sign restored to it's original look and condition and replaced where it belongs-AT the Five Points!
The momentum for the Five Points sign is undeniable. Restoration is finally starting to feel like an achievable reality.
Reached 100 supporters
April 10, 2013
8 Comments
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Ron Bishop
2 years ago
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I didn't know it was missing, remember I only come back to Amherst, about every (30years)
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connie (williams) todarello
10 years ago
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growing up in amherst, ohio, was a great experience. the sign should be returned to it's original place at 5 points. it is as much a part of amherst as the old spring and downtown.
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DAVE HRIBAL
11 years ago
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Mayor Taylor I think you have lost your marbles, put the Amherst sign back up. Do not go to retirement as a one man band.
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Ray C. Bruce
11 years ago
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Since many of our families worked in those very quarries for over twenty years of their lives , it is only right to leave that heritage for our children and their children who will eventually themselves grow up to realize that heritage really does have a meaning to all of us. The Sign was the one thing that separated " Amherst, The Sandstone Center of The World" from the rest of the small cities.
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Doreen Williams Kuster
12 years ago
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Growing up in Amherst and with parents and other relatives still living there, the sign is an important part of it's small town feel. It's so much better looking than some of the ugly billboards seen around town.
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Dave Reynolds
13 years ago
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Ridiculous that they took it down in the first place. Amherst just doesnt look the same driving through without it. Put it back already.
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Sue Higgins Smith
7 years ago
PLEASE put our sign back where it belongs. Why not??
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Chris Griffith
11 years ago
The sign is historic! Please help preserve history1
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The sign is coming home to Five Points. We won. Watch for it to go back up soon.
The Amherst sign at the Five Points is more than just another sign to most Amherstonians. Those who appreciate the history of our small town would like to see the sign restored to it's original look and condition and replaced where it belongs-AT the Five Points!
The momentum for the Five Points sign is undeniable. Restoration is finally starting to feel like an achievable reality.
Reached 100 supporters
April 10, 2013
8 Comments
R
Ron Bishop
2 years ago
Featured
I didn't know it was missing, remember I only come back to Amherst, about every (30years)
C
connie (williams) todarello
10 years ago
Featured
growing up in amherst, ohio, was a great experience. the sign should be returned to it's original place at 5 points. it is as much a part of amherst as the old spring and downtown.
D
DAVE HRIBAL
11 years ago
Featured
Mayor Taylor I think you have lost your marbles, put the Amherst sign back up. Do not go to retirement as a one man band.
R
Ray C. Bruce
11 years ago
Featured
Since many of our families worked in those very quarries for over twenty years of their lives , it is only right to leave that heritage for our children and their children who will eventually themselves grow up to realize that heritage really does have a meaning to all of us. The Sign was the one thing that separated " Amherst, The Sandstone Center of The World" from the rest of the small cities.
D
Doreen Williams Kuster
12 years ago
Featured
Growing up in Amherst and with parents and other relatives still living there, the sign is an important part of it's small town feel. It's so much better looking than some of the ugly billboards seen around town.
D
Dave Reynolds
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that they took it down in the first place. Amherst just doesnt look the same driving through without it. Put it back already.
S
Sue Higgins Smith
7 years ago
PLEASE put our sign back where it belongs. Why not??
C
Chris Griffith
11 years ago
The sign is historic! Please help preserve history1
I didn't know it was missing, remember I only come back to Amherst, about every (30years)