Save the station for the public, there has to be suitable sites in the Jamestown area which could house a comedy center
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Roy Paddock
10 years ago
I think that a new comedy center whose architecture lends itself more to the performing arts would be a more appropriate honor to Lucy & Desi.
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R. J. Prokop
10 years ago
"Hey Looo Seee" if this "National Comedy Center" is so important, go raise the funds and erect a new modern facility to house your interests. Or if you are intent on infiltrating an existing structure, why not find a disused TV or radio studio or an old theater ? Would that not be more appropriate ? Something about this just "smells funny".
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Michael Nolan
10 years ago
The station should be preserved for future generations. The comedy center could find another home. If public money was used, the public should be able to visit it.
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Dan Asarese
10 years ago
Keep the public train station open to the public. The comedy center should go else ware.
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Hank Olejniczak
10 years ago
We must protect what is left of the rail legacy of Western NY. Having been to Jamestown numerous times there are many old brick buildings in the downtown core that would be available for this worth while endeavor.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Save the Station for the public, it was tax dollars that restored this building and using it for something like a Comedy Center, defeats the purpose of saving our history
Save our train station from the Lucy Desi group.
Save the station for the public, there has to be suitable sites in the Jamestown area which could house a comedy center
I think that a new comedy center whose architecture lends itself more to the performing arts would be a more appropriate honor to Lucy & Desi.
"Hey Looo Seee" if this "National Comedy Center" is so important, go raise the funds and erect a new modern facility to house your interests. Or if you are intent on infiltrating an existing structure, why not find a disused TV or radio studio or an old theater ? Would that not be more appropriate ? Something about this just "smells funny".
The station should be preserved for future generations. The comedy center could find another home. If public money was used, the public should be able to visit it.
Keep the public train station open to the public. The comedy center should go else ware.
We must protect what is left of the rail legacy of Western NY. Having been to Jamestown numerous times there are many old brick buildings in the downtown core that would be available for this worth while endeavor.
Save the Station for the public, it was tax dollars that restored this building and using it for something like a Comedy Center, defeats the purpose of saving our history