Please save this historic tree! We are the city of trees afterall
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
I love that tree! Please think of the history before going for short term gain.
W
wendy crooks-bushkoff
10 years ago
21 hickory ave
C
Chris Ramsey
10 years ago
Have it moved to a park or Tufts or a cemetary.
M
Mary
10 years ago
I believe trees have historic value. Medford has list too many old trees. I urge anyone who can to save this tree on Walnut Street.
C
Carolyn Romero
10 years ago
Featured
This tree is so beautiful and adds so much to the neighborhood. When I lived there I walked by it everyday with my young son and we watched it change through the seasons. Please preserve it for generations to come.
D
Deidra Clark
10 years ago
Please don't cut down the tree!!
M
Monica Revert
10 years ago
Please do not let this tree go! The largest, most beautiful and oldest I've ever seen, it would be a true loss to our neighborhood and city.
A
Andrey
10 years ago
We need to protect this centenary tree! No for development in Medford.
E
Elizabeth Liberty
10 years ago
That tree is just too beautiful and unique in the city of Medford to cut down
A
Adele Travisano
10 years ago
145 Winthrop Street
S
Sheilacat
10 years ago
Please give this some seriou thought
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Medford is a Tree City USA. Medford has some really beautiful old trees, please do not destroy them, Especially the destruction of a tree for personal gain for just a few, where so many of us lose out, this is just plain wrong. Please go watch the movie The Lorax!
M
Mary Marquebreuck
10 years ago
This tree is part of our heritage and should be preserved for future generations!
N
Nadine Weidman
10 years ago
Losing this tree would be a most incredible shame. How could you cut down a 250 year old tree? The tree is obviously a selling point of the property. No one wants to live in a denuded neighborhood.
B
Bonnie Wargo
10 years ago
56 College Avenue
A
Audrey Stanwood
10 years ago
36 Mystic Street
A
Ann Frenning Kossuth
10 years ago
88 Winthrop Street, Medford, MA 02155
J
Joseph Ferrari
10 years ago
It would be a shame to cut down such a beautiful tree - the residents of the house being converted to condos would certainly enjoy having it there.
J
Joann Winkler
10 years ago
this tree also benefits the developer. Who would not find its beauty an added incentive to buying?
Please save this historic tree! We are the city of trees afterall
I love that tree! Please think of the history before going for short term gain.
21 hickory ave
Have it moved to a park or Tufts or a cemetary.
I believe trees have historic value. Medford has list too many old trees. I urge anyone who can to save this tree on Walnut Street.
This tree is so beautiful and adds so much to the neighborhood. When I lived there I walked by it everyday with my young son and we watched it change through the seasons. Please preserve it for generations to come.
Please don't cut down the tree!!
Please do not let this tree go! The largest, most beautiful and oldest I've ever seen, it would be a true loss to our neighborhood and city.
We need to protect this centenary tree! No for development in Medford.
That tree is just too beautiful and unique in the city of Medford to cut down
145 Winthrop Street
Please give this some seriou thought
Medford is a Tree City USA. Medford has some really beautiful old trees, please do not destroy them, Especially the destruction of a tree for personal gain for just a few, where so many of us lose out, this is just plain wrong. Please go watch the movie The Lorax!
This tree is part of our heritage and should be preserved for future generations!
Losing this tree would be a most incredible shame. How could you cut down a 250 year old tree? The tree is obviously a selling point of the property. No one wants to live in a denuded neighborhood.
56 College Avenue
36 Mystic Street
88 Winthrop Street, Medford, MA 02155
It would be a shame to cut down such a beautiful tree - the residents of the house being converted to condos would certainly enjoy having it there.
this tree also benefits the developer. Who would not find its beauty an added incentive to buying?