Franklinton Advocacy Alert! STOP McDowell St. Church DEMOLITION
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Jennifer Moore
7 years ago
Columbus is a city with a number of interesting buildings and marking one more for adaptive re-use continues that legacy. Some of the most prized neighborhoods in the city are those with historical buildings that have been renovated and repurposed. Bringing neighborhoods back from decline does not require out with the old and in with all new. Old and new can co-mingle to create a diverse and interesting area for residents and visitors alike.
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Cynthia Rogerson
7 years ago
Please do not destroy this beautiful church!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Save this building.
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Sarah Hayslip
7 years ago
A thousand cool options, including condos!
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Kity Fewlass
7 years ago
I want this space for an art gallery and performance space!
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Katie
7 years ago
Our neighborhood has so few historical structures. Losing one of the few we have left would be tragic to the legacy of the neighborhood and it’s community.
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Michelle
7 years ago
Don’t tear it down
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Coulter Paugh
7 years ago
Save it
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Sarah Chadwell
7 years ago
Please keep this beautiful church!
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Alexi
7 years ago
Keep it real
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Twila Fields
7 years ago
Save these sights or we will forget.
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Pamela Key Cobb
7 years ago
We need to preserve these beautifully built buildings and creatively adapt them. Demolishing them only helps wealthy developers---there are many other ways to provide housing .
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Gladys Green
7 years ago
I lived in the bottoms all my life up until 12 years ago. With all the renewal they are doing it would be a shame to have something like this be destroyed for progress is Survivor 1913 floodwhich was devastating down there let’s save the church
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Jefferey Steele
7 years ago
Not everything old needs replaced with a honey new things
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Sheila Stum
7 years ago
SAVE this beautiful church please
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Samantha Delauder
7 years ago
Lets work on fixing the neighborhood instead of tearing down beauitful buildings!
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Chelsie Harding
7 years ago
Keep
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Sara Adrian
7 years ago
It would be nice to not raze all of our history
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Terri Coratola
7 years ago
God is alive
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Linda Telles
7 years ago
I am in agreement to preserve our historical buildings and the legacy of our beautiful city. Do not destroy...adaptive reuse please!
Columbus is a city with a number of interesting buildings and marking one more for adaptive re-use continues that legacy. Some of the most prized neighborhoods in the city are those with historical buildings that have been renovated and repurposed. Bringing neighborhoods back from decline does not require out with the old and in with all new. Old and new can co-mingle to create a diverse and interesting area for residents and visitors alike.
Please do not destroy this beautiful church!
Save this building.
A thousand cool options, including condos!
I want this space for an art gallery and performance space!
Our neighborhood has so few historical structures. Losing one of the few we have left would be tragic to the legacy of the neighborhood and it’s community.
Don’t tear it down
Save it
Please keep this beautiful church!
Keep it real
Save these sights or we will forget.
We need to preserve these beautifully built buildings and creatively adapt them. Demolishing them only helps wealthy developers---there are many other ways to provide housing .
I lived in the bottoms all my life up until 12 years ago. With all the renewal they are doing it would be a shame to have something like this be destroyed for progress is Survivor 1913 floodwhich was devastating down there let’s save the church
Not everything old needs replaced with a honey new things
SAVE this beautiful church please
Lets work on fixing the neighborhood instead of tearing down beauitful buildings!
Keep
It would be nice to not raze all of our history
God is alive
I am in agreement to preserve our historical buildings and the legacy of our beautiful city. Do not destroy...adaptive reuse please!