Its gonna take more than signatures to save this. The university lets this gem get into such a state of disrepair that this is there solution. Shame on you OSU! What happened to the development office? I thought that you "had an office dedicated to raising funds for this type of project". I remember being told to cease and desist any further contact with industry leaders about the need to restore this structure. Good to know that OSU has turned their back on the responsibility to steward this historic structure. Call the University and make waves folks.
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Elizabeth Hoffer
7 years ago
I will pass this on. I hope we can save this beautiful piece of our history!
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Sandi Hammitt
7 years ago
This was by far my favorite spot on campus. As a greenhouse and floral student, it was a great learning tool. There were many fascinating plants in that conservatory. I would hate to see something so beautiful have such an ill fate.
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Ryan Novosel
7 years ago
It’s a landmark on campus
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Rachel Friedman
7 years ago
I found this as a sanctuary, a peaceful place, when stressed about school or life.
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Taylor Coss
7 years ago
Please dont tear it down! It was one of my favorite places as a student!
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julie hart
7 years ago
'86 grad, would hate to see this be torn down
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Misty Hufford
7 years ago
Please keep the ATI Conservatory for future generations. It's always served the students, campus and surrounding community.
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Katrina Harper
7 years ago
This was an awesome place to go as a student at ATI . I went there many times to just sit and relax and escape the stress that comes with being a college student
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Rowena Rowena Hoover
7 years ago
It would take away from the historical value of the school
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Ryan Craig
7 years ago
Please don't tear this down!
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Kayla D Smithberger
7 years ago
Keep its beautiful
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Corey Marmet
7 years ago
It would be a shame to demolish something that means so much to so many. Maybe the community, alumni, and current staff/students can come together to organize some fundraisers to benefit its preservation.
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Cindy Briem
7 years ago
I went to ATI when there were basically two buildings. The original building and the conservatory. It would be a shame if it had to be removed.
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Dan Maxson
7 years ago
As a proud alumni of ATI this needs to be saved
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Douglas Graham
7 years ago
Graduated from there. They need to keep the conservatory!
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Stacey Finegan
7 years ago
Please! Please! Don't tear this down. Do we always have to destroy our history?
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Doug Moore
7 years ago
Save save save. It’s a part of Wooster and ATI as anything else.
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Michael Wronski
7 years ago
Many great memories and learning experiences in this glasshouse. It was a big part of my education and degree in greenhouse production and management back in 2008.
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Mary howell
7 years ago
That is a piece of history, please dont tear it down,,,
Its gonna take more than signatures to save this. The university lets this gem get into such a state of disrepair that this is there solution. Shame on you OSU! What happened to the development office? I thought that you "had an office dedicated to raising funds for this type of project". I remember being told to cease and desist any further contact with industry leaders about the need to restore this structure. Good to know that OSU has turned their back on the responsibility to steward this historic structure. Call the University and make waves folks.
I will pass this on. I hope we can save this beautiful piece of our history!
This was by far my favorite spot on campus. As a greenhouse and floral student, it was a great learning tool. There were many fascinating plants in that conservatory. I would hate to see something so beautiful have such an ill fate.
It’s a landmark on campus
I found this as a sanctuary, a peaceful place, when stressed about school or life.
Please dont tear it down! It was one of my favorite places as a student!
'86 grad, would hate to see this be torn down
Please keep the ATI Conservatory for future generations. It's always served the students, campus and surrounding community.
This was an awesome place to go as a student at ATI . I went there many times to just sit and relax and escape the stress that comes with being a college student
It would take away from the historical value of the school
Please don't tear this down!
Keep its beautiful
It would be a shame to demolish something that means so much to so many. Maybe the community, alumni, and current staff/students can come together to organize some fundraisers to benefit its preservation.
I went to ATI when there were basically two buildings. The original building and the conservatory. It would be a shame if it had to be removed.
As a proud alumni of ATI this needs to be saved
Graduated from there. They need to keep the conservatory!
Please! Please! Don't tear this down. Do we always have to destroy our history?
Save save save. It’s a part of Wooster and ATI as anything else.
Many great memories and learning experiences in this glasshouse. It was a big part of my education and degree in greenhouse production and management back in 2008.
That is a piece of history, please dont tear it down,,,