Franklinton Advocacy Alert! STOP McDowell St. Church DEMOLITION
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Ann Elliott
7 years ago
This building is beautiful! I don't want to see it replaced with a generic modern structure that looks just like everything else.
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Carolyn Harpster
7 years ago
Columbus is not a generic, anywhere city. We know that. Let’s be sure our visitors and potential incoming businesses see that as well.
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Matthew Adair
7 years ago
Save our legacies!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Please use common sense and stop chipping away at Columbus' history. I am not sure how you can adopt climate change measures when demolition of this sacred and special building will add TONS OF WASTE to landfills. Please stop the madness!!!
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Catherine Hunziker
7 years ago
Please save this historic church and other buildings in Columbus...we're not only lose our history but the beauty of buildings that never will be duplicated.
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Rosalie Goodsell
7 years ago
Enough of Developers who's always win over Preservation. It's time to stand up to these greedy people seeking abatements. Property owners have had enough and moreover, schools are already failing to lift children out of poverty because abatements deny schools necessary funds.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Keep this building standing and find a new use for it.
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RICK VANCE
7 years ago
Stop the demolition! Preserve!
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Hazel Morrow-Jones
7 years ago
We can have both affordable housing and historic preservation.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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we've lost so much already. we very nearly lost all of what is now called historic german village. we lost the train station, the penitentiary , the market at mound.... we must cherish and save our historic buildings. reuse, reduce, recycle on all levels.
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Bobbie Shkolnik
7 years ago
Let's preserve our history. Stop demolishing these beautiful buildings!
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Sally Rogerrs
7 years ago
The Acropolis wouldn't have lasted long in Columbus!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The reuse ideas are terrific! Open up the thinking for a win-win!
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katherine m Borland
7 years ago
I thought development in Franklinton was all about creativity! What happened to the idea of creating livable spaces and fomenting an urban arts scene? Creating much need public housing around this architectural centerpiece would be creative and forward-thinking. Demolishing the Westside Spiritualist Church is shortsighted and just plain wrong.
This building is beautiful! I don't want to see it replaced with a generic modern structure that looks just like everything else.
Columbus is not a generic, anywhere city. We know that. Let’s be sure our visitors and potential incoming businesses see that as well.
Save our legacies!
Please use common sense and stop chipping away at Columbus' history. I am not sure how you can adopt climate change measures when demolition of this sacred and special building will add TONS OF WASTE to landfills. Please stop the madness!!!
Please save this historic church and other buildings in Columbus...we're not only lose our history but the beauty of buildings that never will be duplicated.
Enough of Developers who's always win over Preservation. It's time to stand up to these greedy people seeking abatements. Property owners have had enough and moreover, schools are already failing to lift children out of poverty because abatements deny schools necessary funds.
Keep this building standing and find a new use for it.
Stop the demolition! Preserve!
We can have both affordable housing and historic preservation.
we've lost so much already. we very nearly lost all of what is now called historic german village. we lost the train station, the penitentiary , the market at mound.... we must cherish and save our historic buildings. reuse, reduce, recycle on all levels.
Let's preserve our history. Stop demolishing these beautiful buildings!
The Acropolis wouldn't have lasted long in Columbus!
The reuse ideas are terrific! Open up the thinking for a win-win!
I thought development in Franklinton was all about creativity! What happened to the idea of creating livable spaces and fomenting an urban arts scene? Creating much need public housing around this architectural centerpiece would be creative and forward-thinking. Demolishing the Westside Spiritualist Church is shortsighted and just plain wrong.