Tell the LU Board of Trustees to Consider the Proposed Lincoln University Historic District!
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Keith Warrick
12 years ago
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These buildings are truly historic in nature and add to the character, history and legacy of the nation's first HBCU. Therefore, they should be added to the National Register of Historic Places and not be demolished.
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Michelle R Byars
12 years ago
Save the buildings
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Johnny Meeks
12 years ago
Save our historic landmarks.
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L. Jackson Thomas II
12 years ago
You should not wait for the administration before applying for the national historic designation, which will stymie efforts to demolish the buildings.
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Gwynette P. Lacy
12 years ago
Save our historic buildings.
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John W. Hughes
12 years ago
Once gone we can't bring them back. Please save important links to our traditions-our buildings.
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Ivar F. Bowne
12 years ago
We are history. If we can be historically preserved, don't destroy our legacy. At least, let's have our proposal brought before the Board to be heard. I do not want to sound negative or want to be accused of character assasination; however, Ms. Lloyd was not around when I went to Lincoln, and therefore does not understand the Lincoln University experience
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Pierre Stewart
12 years ago
Please let's preserve our rich and historic buildings on the best HBCU Thee Lincoln University
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Earl Ijames
12 years ago
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Unfortunately, this is an often repeated mistake at our HBCU's. The demolition of these historic buildings and the lack of historical education has contributed to the mailaise and misunderstanding of our history in general in America. Let's reverse this process. -Earl L. Ijames, Curator NC Museum of History
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Patricia Holcomb
12 years ago
I can see some of the dorms if the cost to renovate would outweigh the cost of new construction. The older campus bldgs should just be renovated. They have historical value and add character to the campus.
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Emery Rann
12 years ago
These buildings are integral facets of Lincoln's proud history and hold countless untold stories of our past. Our historic buildings bring character and value to the equation.
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Charles M Baxter
12 years ago
I'm a family member of one of Lincoln University alumni, and I want to help and give my support too save these buildings as Historical land marks.
Pastor: Charles M Baxter
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Rodney Anderson
12 years ago
The buildings are just as much as part of Lincoln's history as it's students. If those halls could talk, the story's they could tell. Every campus has it's historical buildings not to be touched. Leave the BUILDINGS ALONE.
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Sam Anderson
12 years ago
Don't let Lincoln University's long and powerful legacy of Black Intellectual Excellence in the service of Freedom get erased by the destruction of historic buildings and the imposition of a cultural of anti-intellectualism and a Eurocentric worldview that relegates Lincoln's Black Past and Present to invisibility or... an accidental footnote.
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Yvonne Lashley
12 years ago
We do not want to destroy our Historical buildings. Bring this to the Board!
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Carol Black
· petition starter
12 years ago
Thanks for your support, Vivian!
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Apryl Young
12 years ago
We must STOP the demolition of these historic buildings! Let's fight to save the Lincoln we all remember and love!
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Kenneth S. Kelly
12 years ago
Loss of these buildings would be tragic. We must stop any plan to demolish them.
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Warner R. Durnell
12 years ago
I am writing to render my support to the Lincoln University Historic Initiative. With our looking to the future and progress there also needs to be a valuing of the past and its preservation where possible. Surely an overall campus plan can accommodate both!
These buildings are truly historic in nature and add to the character, history and legacy of the nation's first HBCU. Therefore, they should be added to the National Register of Historic Places and not be demolished.
Save the buildings
Save our historic landmarks.
You should not wait for the administration before applying for the national historic designation, which will stymie efforts to demolish the buildings.
Save our historic buildings.
Once gone we can't bring them back. Please save important links to our traditions-our buildings.
We are history. If we can be historically preserved, don't destroy our legacy. At least, let's have our proposal brought before the Board to be heard. I do not want to sound negative or want to be accused of character assasination; however, Ms. Lloyd was not around when I went to Lincoln, and therefore does not understand the Lincoln University experience
Please let's preserve our rich and historic buildings on the best HBCU Thee Lincoln University
Unfortunately, this is an often repeated mistake at our HBCU's. The demolition of these historic buildings and the lack of historical education has contributed to the mailaise and misunderstanding of our history in general in America. Let's reverse this process. -Earl L. Ijames, Curator NC Museum of History
I can see some of the dorms if the cost to renovate would outweigh the cost of new construction. The older campus bldgs should just be renovated. They have historical value and add character to the campus.
These buildings are integral facets of Lincoln's proud history and hold countless untold stories of our past. Our historic buildings bring character and value to the equation.
I'm a family member of one of Lincoln University alumni, and I want to help and give my support too save these buildings as Historical land marks. Pastor: Charles M Baxter
The buildings are just as much as part of Lincoln's history as it's students. If those halls could talk, the story's they could tell. Every campus has it's historical buildings not to be touched. Leave the BUILDINGS ALONE.
Don't let Lincoln University's long and powerful legacy of Black Intellectual Excellence in the service of Freedom get erased by the destruction of historic buildings and the imposition of a cultural of anti-intellectualism and a Eurocentric worldview that relegates Lincoln's Black Past and Present to invisibility or... an accidental footnote.
We do not want to destroy our Historical buildings. Bring this to the Board!
Thanks for your support, Vivian!
We must STOP the demolition of these historic buildings! Let's fight to save the Lincoln we all remember and love!
Loss of these buildings would be tragic. We must stop any plan to demolish them.
I am writing to render my support to the Lincoln University Historic Initiative. With our looking to the future and progress there also needs to be a valuing of the past and its preservation where possible. Surely an overall campus plan can accommodate both!
We will fight