Petition Requesting Individual Local Landmark Designation for Bishop Smith’s Home and Kalorama School 2833 Tremont Drive, Louisville, KY 40205
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Julie Eay
10 years ago
Save it!!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It would be a travesty for this wonderful home/property to disappear and be turned into subdivided property. It's such a treasure and hopefully, it will be able to be saved.
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John Carey
10 years ago
It's a beautiful piece of history.
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Abbie Stone
10 years ago
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This home was a part of my childhood. It has such an amazing place in Louisville's history. Let's keep the highlands unique! Save this home.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
save our history
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Samantha Wood
10 years ago
Love love love this house!! This home is a staple of the community. It was be a tragedy to lose this place. The history and the love that maw from this place!! Please don't let it go!!
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Sarah Manwell
10 years ago
Save our history!
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Victoria kothrade
10 years ago
This wonderful home is full of history!
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Stacey Mattingly Neal
10 years ago
Please save this home!!!!
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Shannon H Schuler
10 years ago
Please preserve this historical landmark.
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Beth
10 years ago
Please save our history
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Cynthia graft
10 years ago
Save it
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Mary Janene Grantz
10 years ago
Keep this piece of history
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clovene kerr
10 years ago
save this house for historic values.
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Joni Stone
10 years ago
Becky Urton Misback
2833 Tremont Drive is being demolished. At first I was sad. Then I was mad. Mom and dad lived there for over 50 years beautifully. To say it needs so much work is a matter of opinion. Mom always regretted giving up the original claw foot tub for her then futuristic pink square tub which she kept up with an annual coat of pink pool paint and wall paper border. They loved their home the way it was. I am okay that it will go down just the way they loved it!! I will be thinking of mom's favorite song, Amazing Grace as it is levelled.
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Joni Stone
10 years ago
The time will come when I must leave this house-Whose beauty is the anthem in my heart
There are so many things beside the last-Departure that the scythe of Death must bring
I cannot hope to always walk these rooms-In quiet reverence to other days.
The legends I have dreamed for it will pass-When I have gone. And who will see the ghosts
My fantasy creates in loveliness?-And who will seek at Twilight's mystic hour,
This quiet parlor, where so long ago-Those shadows that I love lived out there days?
God grant that they who live here after me-may recognize it's whispered charm!
That they tread gently on these ancient floors.-And have respect for graceful years gone by.
Hear me, all future owners, treat with care-This treasure-house of muted memory.
Lee Avery
SOMEBODY out there WANTS THIS HOUSE. Please give it a chance. Joni Stone
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Lisa Dean
10 years ago
We've got history!
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Edith S Bingham
10 years ago
pls send details re Landmark Review.. I have not received notice but been away from news.
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Jean Christensen
10 years ago
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I would like to know if you have considered asking assistance from the Episcopal Church, Dean and/or Archdiocese.
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Debra Harlan
10 years ago
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The site is worthy of designation and any new construction can be adapted to both building and site. Continuing to bulldoze significant history flies in the face of a xo passionate sustainable green visionary forward community . Or is that all just talk ?
Save it!!!!
It would be a travesty for this wonderful home/property to disappear and be turned into subdivided property. It's such a treasure and hopefully, it will be able to be saved.
It's a beautiful piece of history.
This home was a part of my childhood. It has such an amazing place in Louisville's history. Let's keep the highlands unique! Save this home.
save our history
Love love love this house!! This home is a staple of the community. It was be a tragedy to lose this place. The history and the love that maw from this place!! Please don't let it go!!
Save our history!
This wonderful home is full of history!
Please save this home!!!!
Please preserve this historical landmark.
Please save our history
Save it
Keep this piece of history
save this house for historic values.
Becky Urton Misback 2833 Tremont Drive is being demolished. At first I was sad. Then I was mad. Mom and dad lived there for over 50 years beautifully. To say it needs so much work is a matter of opinion. Mom always regretted giving up the original claw foot tub for her then futuristic pink square tub which she kept up with an annual coat of pink pool paint and wall paper border. They loved their home the way it was. I am okay that it will go down just the way they loved it!! I will be thinking of mom's favorite song, Amazing Grace as it is levelled.
The time will come when I must leave this house-Whose beauty is the anthem in my heart There are so many things beside the last-Departure that the scythe of Death must bring I cannot hope to always walk these rooms-In quiet reverence to other days. The legends I have dreamed for it will pass-When I have gone. And who will see the ghosts My fantasy creates in loveliness?-And who will seek at Twilight's mystic hour, This quiet parlor, where so long ago-Those shadows that I love lived out there days? God grant that they who live here after me-may recognize it's whispered charm! That they tread gently on these ancient floors.-And have respect for graceful years gone by. Hear me, all future owners, treat with care-This treasure-house of muted memory. Lee Avery SOMEBODY out there WANTS THIS HOUSE. Please give it a chance. Joni Stone
We've got history!
pls send details re Landmark Review.. I have not received notice but been away from news.
I would like to know if you have considered asking assistance from the Episcopal Church, Dean and/or Archdiocese.
The site is worthy of designation and any new construction can be adapted to both building and site. Continuing to bulldoze significant history flies in the face of a xo passionate sustainable green visionary forward community . Or is that all just talk ?