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Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC

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Katie Freeman
8 years ago

Please save our historic chapel as is - it would be criminal and horrific to change it to a restaurant or anything else. Leave it as a chaprl.

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John Weckerly
8 years ago

Attended many weddings, a special place.

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Rebecca Weckerly
8 years ago

I do not want to see this chapel converted for any use other than what it was intended for.

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Falyn Kinsey
8 years ago

History needs to be perserved for furure genrations and being that this is the last orginal building in the area and also a relgious venue, there should be no reason for this petition ti even be alive yet here we are. Its wrong. Its for profit. When is enough, enough?

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John Heltsley II
8 years ago

My parents were married there in February 1974. Please keep this as an historic building.

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Myra Heltsley
8 years ago

My husband and I were married there in February 1974. This should be and remain an historic building.

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John Heltsley
8 years ago

I went to chapel when going through bootcamp in 1959 and was married there in February 1974. This should be and remain an historic building.

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AnneMarie Crake
8 years ago

Please keep this beautiful historic Chapel in place!!

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Debra derk
8 years ago

This a landmark for San Diego a beautiful chapel San Diego does not need another restaurant

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Teresa Fitzgerald
8 years ago

My Dad and Husband were at NYC. My friend fought to restore the Chapel and it is an important part of the history of the Navy Training Center and the families whose loved ones served in San Diego. It MUST be preserved.

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Ziva D Gottesman
8 years ago

I'm Jewish and even I think this chapel should remain for those to use for it's original purpose of worship etc. There are enough restaurants. It was opened for a reason and it is disrespectful to change it from something so important to just another restaurant or other business. It's important for San Diego's history to keep.

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Jeff Bates
8 years ago

I went to boot camp in San Diego in 1989 and went to that church every Sunday during that time.

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Eric Pilmore
8 years ago

Save our heritage!! We don't need to profit off every square inch of property. Don't be so damn greedy!

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Steve Prinz
8 years ago

History needs to be preserved.

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Craig Clark
8 years ago

Don’t let greedy developers repurpose this church. This church has a rich and historic legacy.

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Madaline Pike
8 years ago

History needs to be preserved, especially in an area that is significant to our US history, the Navy men and women who defended the country.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save the chapel! It means so much to many San Diegans.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

As the daughter of an officer who trained at the NTC, I feel the proposed conversion of this historic chapel to a restaurant is insulting and disrespectful to the people who utilized the chapel while at NTC. The Navy is a significant part of San Diego history and McMillin should think twice about the impact of their intended move. A big part of Liberty Station's appeal is the history. Duh! The restaurants will come and go. It's ridiculous to dismantle significant historical elements of the property.

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Rebecca Rayburn
8 years ago

Save the church. There are enough places to eat.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Save the Chapel