The conservatory is a wonderful study tool and is a great place to show perspective students and their families, especially greenhouse and plant science majors. This special building dates way back and is a highlighted talking point on all campus tours.
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Amanda Kordupel Borton
7 years ago
Save this
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Chris casey
7 years ago
Don't year it down
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Janice Virgili
7 years ago
Such beautiful structures are rare. It should be restored for future generations to admire & enjoy.
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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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Sherryl Bodnar
7 years ago
Please save the Conservatory
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Cindy burger
7 years ago
Save the conservatory
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Elizabeth Bossler
7 years ago
Please don’t tear down the conservatory. This place is considered home to me. I learned everything from this place. Whenever I was feeling down/stressed out it was the place to go!
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Tionne May
7 years ago
As a former student at Ati i loved this greenhouse. It would be a disgrace for students and faculty to tear down this piece of history.
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Andy Mondello
7 years ago
Please help save tge conservatory!
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Tamara Warren
7 years ago
Please save the conservatory. I studied there and this was a vital part in students floral and plant studies.
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Frank Becker
7 years ago
Such a wonderful and historic piece of the ATI campus!
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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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EDWARD KIEFER
7 years ago
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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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Marty Hofbauer
7 years ago
ATI students standing together
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Gidget Funk
7 years ago
I remember this was the first thing I saw when I first visited ATI. I was in awe, and I was a beef student. This form of agriculture is so vital for the future. Please, even if you have to find a corporate sponsor, please try to save it
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Jennifer Johnson
7 years ago
The conservatory is beneficial for learning interiorscape and tropicals, it must remain.
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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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Ryan Henry
7 years ago
This is a staple at ATI it would be awful of the campus to take down.
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Madison Bailey
7 years ago
The A.T.I campus would not be the same for the horticulture students. The gardens are our happy places and so is the greenhouse.
The conservatory is a wonderful study tool and is a great place to show perspective students and their families, especially greenhouse and plant science majors. This special building dates way back and is a highlighted talking point on all campus tours.
Save this
Don't year it down
Such beautiful structures are rare. It should be restored for future generations to admire & enjoy.
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.
Please save the Conservatory
Save the conservatory
Please don’t tear down the conservatory. This place is considered home to me. I learned everything from this place. Whenever I was feeling down/stressed out it was the place to go!
As a former student at Ati i loved this greenhouse. It would be a disgrace for students and faculty to tear down this piece of history.
Please help save tge conservatory!
Please save the conservatory. I studied there and this was a vital part in students floral and plant studies.
Such a wonderful and historic piece of the ATI campus!
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.
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.
ATI students standing together
I remember this was the first thing I saw when I first visited ATI. I was in awe, and I was a beef student. This form of agriculture is so vital for the future. Please, even if you have to find a corporate sponsor, please try to save it
The conservatory is beneficial for learning interiorscape and tropicals, it must remain.
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.
This is a staple at ATI it would be awful of the campus to take down.
The A.T.I campus would not be the same for the horticulture students. The gardens are our happy places and so is the greenhouse.