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PETITION TO SAVE THE HISTORIC BELDEN HOUSE

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Bridget Wise
3 years ago Featured

I live right by this property, on 1 Meadowlark Drive. Belden house always sees many visitors and it would be a complete waste to spend taxpayer money to tear down a property like this that is in reality appreciated by the townspeople.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Keep our history.

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James Shearwood
3 years ago Featured

Even in its decrepit state you can see the beauty. Honor will come to those who restore it, shame to those who would demolish.

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Kathy Miglio
3 years ago

This house is a part of Putnam County’s history.

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Lenore Lundberg
3 years ago

What happened to the agreement NYC made to restore this landmark property that they allowed to deteriorate?

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Sarah Fanning
3 years ago

Needs to be saved

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Kearsten Salazar
3 years ago

Please save this beautiful historic house.

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Ivy Blum
3 years ago Featured

Promises haven't been kept. This was supposed to be restored, not allowed to deteriorate. This is a historical building and should be restored and maintained as such.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Preserve history. Please fix this house and make it come to life again

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Olga Shepps
3 years ago

SAVE BELDEN HOUSE.

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Teri Jean
3 years ago

Save and restore Belden House!!!

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Nicole Toro
3 years ago

I pass this house everyday and think it is such a beautiful structure…I wish I could restore it and save it myself ❤️

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Gina Romero
3 years ago

Absolutely SAVE the Belden House!!

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Elizabeth Appel
3 years ago

One of the important families in my hometown (Windham, Ohio) were Beldens. I'm wondering if they were related.

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Beth Makaj
3 years ago

Please save this historic site

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Helene Dunne
3 years ago

The past deserves to be preserved…

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Amanda Lynne
3 years ago

Please don’t destroy this beautiful historic home!!!

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Alexandra Ballantine
3 years ago

Please let me know how else I can help save this unique architectural treasure.

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Rachel Sather
3 years ago Featured

We need to protect and preserve what is left of our historic buildings. This house is an architectural gem that could be used to educate the public and be utilized for something useful as well. It would be a tragedy to see this be demolished a living history that could never be returned.