The beloved Molly Stark Hospital is unfortunately going to be torn down this summer. Before they do so, they must enter in the building and remove some of the harmful asbestos and mold. During that time, we would love nothing more than to get one last glimpse of the inside before the beautiful archetechure and vast history is gone forever.
I spent the morning reading through your memories of the halls and staircases inside and it reminds me why this building deserves more than a wrecking ball. While the owners remain silent for now your stories keep the history of this place alive.
April 9, 2015
Seeing this kind of momentum for the old hospital reminds me of how many people still treasure the history tucked behind those walls. My heart is full knowing I am not the only one who wants to walk those halls one more time before they disappear.
Reached 100 supporters
April 9, 2015
65 Comments
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Maddie Bennett
1 year ago
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My husband took me to walk the grounds of Molly Stark on our first date. I was taking a photography class and had an assignment due. He knew just the place to take me as he was responsible for caring for the lawn at the time. We have continued to revisit Molly Stark over the years and have been thankful to experience the area before gates and fences were put up around the property. Please keep Molly Stark alive!
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Michelle
1 year ago
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We will never see structure and architecture of this magnitude ever being built again. This needs saved. Preserve its history, what it was built and intended for. Yes, go in remove the asbestos, gut most. But, save the building. Set it up for people to tour. ( Like Mansfield). The fee to tour can go directly for it's preservation. Not in greedy pockets.
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Arlene Gorrell
11 years ago
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This was a beautiful building when I worked there and it would be so nice to see inside it again
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connie enochs
11 years ago
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this building is architectually amazing. as an urbex photographer, i know everytime i enter a building there are risks and i accept that. i want inside this amazing building once and will sign whatever papers it takes
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Morgan
11 years ago
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I live right up the road from Molly Stark and I have enjoyed many times of being there. It would be a shame to let it get torn down and there is no good reason to even do it! I would love a chance to walk though it and would love to see it continue to stand for years to come!
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Lauren LaPinta
11 years ago
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my camera and i have explored the outside and peeked through the windows, but would love nothing more than to get inside for a tour where i can capture the beauty for everyone. thats why we started the Facebook page and petition.
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Alyvia Trissel
1 year ago
Molly Stark is a historical landmark that has been around for centuries. Instead of tearing it down they should use the 2.3 million to fix it up at least.
The beloved Molly Stark Hospital is unfortunately going to be torn down this summer. Before they do so, they must enter in the building and remove some of the harmful asbestos and mold. During that time, we would love nothing more than to get one last glimpse of the inside before the beautiful archetechure and vast history is gone forever.
I spent the morning reading through your memories of the halls and staircases inside and it reminds me why this building deserves more than a wrecking ball. While the owners remain silent for now your stories keep the history of this place alive.
April 9, 2015
Seeing this kind of momentum for the old hospital reminds me of how many people still treasure the history tucked behind those walls. My heart is full knowing I am not the only one who wants to walk those halls one more time before they disappear.
Reached 100 supporters
April 9, 2015
65 Comments
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Maddie Bennett
1 year ago
Featured
My husband took me to walk the grounds of Molly Stark on our first date. I was taking a photography class and had an assignment due. He knew just the place to take me as he was responsible for caring for the lawn at the time. We have continued to revisit Molly Stark over the years and have been thankful to experience the area before gates and fences were put up around the property. Please keep Molly Stark alive!
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Michelle
1 year ago
Featured
We will never see structure and architecture of this magnitude ever being built again. This needs saved. Preserve its history, what it was built and intended for. Yes, go in remove the asbestos, gut most. But, save the building. Set it up for people to tour. ( Like Mansfield). The fee to tour can go directly for it's preservation. Not in greedy pockets.
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Arlene Gorrell
11 years ago
Featured
This was a beautiful building when I worked there and it would be so nice to see inside it again
C
connie enochs
11 years ago
Featured
this building is architectually amazing. as an urbex photographer, i know everytime i enter a building there are risks and i accept that. i want inside this amazing building once and will sign whatever papers it takes
M
Morgan
11 years ago
Featured
I live right up the road from Molly Stark and I have enjoyed many times of being there. It would be a shame to let it get torn down and there is no good reason to even do it! I would love a chance to walk though it and would love to see it continue to stand for years to come!
L
Lauren LaPinta
11 years ago
Featured
my camera and i have explored the outside and peeked through the windows, but would love nothing more than to get inside for a tour where i can capture the beauty for everyone. thats why we started the Facebook page and petition.
A
Alyvia Trissel
1 year ago
Molly Stark is a historical landmark that has been around for centuries. Instead of tearing it down they should use the 2.3 million to fix it up at least.
My husband took me to walk the grounds of Molly Stark on our first date. I was taking a photography class and had an assignment due. He knew just the place to take me as he was responsible for caring for the lawn at the time. We have continued to revisit Molly Stark over the years and have been thankful to experience the area before gates and fences were put up around the property. Please keep Molly Stark alive!