i have never been inside, but i want to. i also think it is so pretty to see it lit up on saturday nights as i pass by, much better than more parking garages! i dont want to see it go, it is one of the building that brings character to down town.

My first movie, my first stage play, my first magic show, first date, and first rock concert. So much of my life took place in it's glorious atmosphere and accoustics!

It's sad that a town like Columbus, which is known for being such a tireless advocate of architectural innovation and preservation, can't summon the wherewithal to save one of its most precious downtown jewels.

I surely hope this is wrong. We are too quick to sell our history for "progress". While not everything can be maintained, this building should be. With proper management and revitalization. This building could easily serve professional, artistic and community activities in a multi-faceted capacity.

Columbus, Indiana already has a lack of music spaces and places that cater to artists that want to share their talents, so lets save the building that has been an outlet for artists for hundreds of years.

I had always dreamed of playing The Crump, after seeing my older brother play there, and I finally did. I would hate to steal the opportunity from any young musicians who long to have those 45 minutes I had on that historic, nostalgic stage.

i love this place i have done paranormal investigatiomns here the ghosts are so friendly dont tear it down

It brings a lot of history to Columbus, and is one of the coolest buildings in Columbus.