THE CONSERVATORY IS SAVED!! THEY OFFICIALLY CANCELLED THE TEAR DOWN PLANS AND WE WON!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR FIGHTING TO KEEP OUR BEAUTIFUL SANCTUARY STANDING FOR ALL TO ENJOY!!
Plan is to tear down the conservatory...and soon because funding was denied. With enough signatures we can save our historic conservatory. It has been used by many students for use as a sanctuary and study tool. As well as a public enjoyment.
THIS CLASSIC LORD AND BURNHAM GREENHOUSE IS WORTH PRESERVING. I WAS PART OF THE GROUP ('75 ALUM.) THAT HELPED DECONSTRUCT THE CONSERVATORY FROM THE BLACK ESTATE IN MANSFIELD. IT'S A BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FACET OF THE CAMPUS.
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Mary Ann Bradshaw
7 years ago
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Our family knows this very well. Our son and daughter in law both graduated from OS U. My son worked in the greenhouse for many years, we as a family visited it many times.
What a shame it would be to lose this beautiful structure. Part of the lives of many people
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Sarah Frank
7 years ago
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This lovely and unique piece of architecture should be conserved for the joy and functionality it adds to the OSU ATI campus. It's a shame these ground are becoming a commercialized branch of Ohio state when it has wonderful refuges like this.
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Kj Patsolic
7 years ago
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This is a piece of local history that we need to save. We've lost to much recently, the Overholt house, many other gorgeous houses on ATI/OARDC property that can never be replaced, don't let this disappear too.
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Kadie
7 years ago
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I actually had an interview and got hired for a garden assistant position inside of the conservatory! It’s a very serene, peaceful and calm environment and an important piece of history that should be kept alive.
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Jordan Shaffer
7 years ago
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As a graduate of the Greenhouse Program at ATI, removing the Conservatory takes away the chances for students to learn about exotics and interiorscapes. The history of this structure is also vital to the campus.
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Tyler Walker
4 years ago
This building was an awesome part of my classes and loved being inside this place to learn.
THE CONSERVATORY IS SAVED!! THEY OFFICIALLY CANCELLED THE TEAR DOWN PLANS AND WE WON!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR FIGHTING TO KEEP OUR BEAUTIFUL SANCTUARY STANDING FOR ALL TO ENJOY!!
Plan is to tear down the conservatory...and soon because funding was denied. With enough signatures we can save our historic conservatory. It has been used by many students for use as a sanctuary and study tool. As well as a public enjoyment.
THIS CLASSIC LORD AND BURNHAM GREENHOUSE IS WORTH PRESERVING. I WAS PART OF THE GROUP ('75 ALUM.) THAT HELPED DECONSTRUCT THE CONSERVATORY FROM THE BLACK ESTATE IN MANSFIELD. IT'S A BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FACET OF THE CAMPUS.
M
Mary Ann Bradshaw
7 years ago
Featured
Our family knows this very well. Our son and daughter in law both graduated from OS U. My son worked in the greenhouse for many years, we as a family visited it many times.
What a shame it would be to lose this beautiful structure. Part of the lives of many people
S
Sarah Frank
7 years ago
Featured
This lovely and unique piece of architecture should be conserved for the joy and functionality it adds to the OSU ATI campus. It's a shame these ground are becoming a commercialized branch of Ohio state when it has wonderful refuges like this.
K
Kj Patsolic
7 years ago
Featured
This is a piece of local history that we need to save. We've lost to much recently, the Overholt house, many other gorgeous houses on ATI/OARDC property that can never be replaced, don't let this disappear too.
K
Kadie
7 years ago
Featured
I actually had an interview and got hired for a garden assistant position inside of the conservatory! It’s a very serene, peaceful and calm environment and an important piece of history that should be kept alive.
J
Jordan Shaffer
7 years ago
Featured
As a graduate of the Greenhouse Program at ATI, removing the Conservatory takes away the chances for students to learn about exotics and interiorscapes. The history of this structure is also vital to the campus.
T
Tyler Walker
4 years ago
This building was an awesome part of my classes and loved being inside this place to learn.
THIS CLASSIC LORD AND BURNHAM GREENHOUSE IS WORTH PRESERVING. I WAS PART OF THE GROUP ('75 ALUM.) THAT HELPED DECONSTRUCT THE CONSERVATORY FROM THE BLACK ESTATE IN MANSFIELD. IT'S A BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FACET OF THE CAMPUS.