Franklinton Advocacy Alert! STOP McDowell St. Church DEMOLITION
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I support saving the church at 79 McDowell Street! Columbus has a number of beautiful churches in the urban neighborhoods that need to be restored and given a new life as anchors in their neighborhoods. There is too much disregard for older structures that show the chronological progress of the growth of Columbus. This doesn't show "smart thinking" Columbus.
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Paul Hohmann
7 years ago
Every apartment community needs common community space. Incorporating this historic church into the new development world be a perfect opportunity to provide a unique asset to the community and help market it!
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Karen
7 years ago
SAVE. THIS. CHURCH!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Demolishing significant architectural history is selfish and near-sighted . It’s easy to build flat boring architecturally insignicant buildings. Do the right thing and find a way to save this church. Talented people can think outside the box!
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Pat Shepherd
7 years ago
Please save this building there is so much potential for reuse of its spaces and the historical value is immeasurable.
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Rachel Rogers
7 years ago
Once gone these gems cannot be replicated, please do not destroy our history!
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Marissa Bender
7 years ago
We need to keep more buildings like this, not replace them.
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Anne Evans
7 years ago
Because you never get historic structures back. Build them into the plan. They are what makes a city special.
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Liza Vest
7 years ago
Thank goodness Venice Italy and other European cities didn't demolish their beautiful architecture.
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Christine Wysong
7 years ago
Our city’s need to respect and treasure our historic landmarks and buildings!
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Michael Lindner
7 years ago
I am in support of adaptive reuse over demolition.
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Angelo Arroyo
7 years ago
We have lost to many beautiful old buildings in Columbus due to developer’s greed. Not one more!
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Ilke Akcasoy
7 years ago
Important piece of history and Columbus culture. We should celebrate it and re-integrate it into our urban culture, instead of tearing it down.
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Loretta Gregory
7 years ago
People who never grew up in the bottoms will never know the true meaning of survival and family. There is lots of memories from a lot of people here.
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Patricia Hultz
7 years ago
There are so many wonderful ways to repurpose this beautiful church! It could serve as a community/welcome center; arts studio & store; music studio & concert hall; or a restaurant. Columbus needs to incorporate historic buildings into new development by repurposing the buildings and not allowing developers to tear down historic buildings.
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Jessica Carter
7 years ago
Beautiful building! Please preserve!
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Susan Chrysler
7 years ago
Save the church!
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Deborah Mitchell
7 years ago
Thoughtful development is needed, not blatant erasure of whatever is currently standing. Save this church, incorporate it as an outstanding feature of a new development, rather than something "standing in the way." People want authenticity and rich variety in their environment. This is a great opportunity to save the church and make it a huge bonus, incorporated into whatever development occurs.
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Bryan Skruck
7 years ago
I was under the impression this area was going through a revitalization and historic buildings were being renovated, not being leveled and rezoned for something completely different.
I support saving the church at 79 McDowell Street! Columbus has a number of beautiful churches in the urban neighborhoods that need to be restored and given a new life as anchors in their neighborhoods. There is too much disregard for older structures that show the chronological progress of the growth of Columbus. This doesn't show "smart thinking" Columbus.
Every apartment community needs common community space. Incorporating this historic church into the new development world be a perfect opportunity to provide a unique asset to the community and help market it!
SAVE. THIS. CHURCH!
Demolishing significant architectural history is selfish and near-sighted . It’s easy to build flat boring architecturally insignicant buildings. Do the right thing and find a way to save this church. Talented people can think outside the box!
Please save this building there is so much potential for reuse of its spaces and the historical value is immeasurable.
Once gone these gems cannot be replicated, please do not destroy our history!
We need to keep more buildings like this, not replace them.
Because you never get historic structures back. Build them into the plan. They are what makes a city special.
Thank goodness Venice Italy and other European cities didn't demolish their beautiful architecture.
Our city’s need to respect and treasure our historic landmarks and buildings!
I am in support of adaptive reuse over demolition.
We have lost to many beautiful old buildings in Columbus due to developer’s greed. Not one more!
Important piece of history and Columbus culture. We should celebrate it and re-integrate it into our urban culture, instead of tearing it down.
People who never grew up in the bottoms will never know the true meaning of survival and family. There is lots of memories from a lot of people here.
There are so many wonderful ways to repurpose this beautiful church! It could serve as a community/welcome center; arts studio & store; music studio & concert hall; or a restaurant. Columbus needs to incorporate historic buildings into new development by repurposing the buildings and not allowing developers to tear down historic buildings.
Beautiful building! Please preserve!
Save the church!
Thoughtful development is needed, not blatant erasure of whatever is currently standing. Save this church, incorporate it as an outstanding feature of a new development, rather than something "standing in the way." People want authenticity and rich variety in their environment. This is a great opportunity to save the church and make it a huge bonus, incorporated into whatever development occurs.
I was under the impression this area was going through a revitalization and historic buildings were being renovated, not being leveled and rezoned for something completely different.
Save the Church!