Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please save this awesome place.
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Eric Gerhardt
8 years ago
save the chapel
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Pam Fairley
8 years ago
Don’t make this a commercial space!!
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Peter W Yancey
8 years ago
This treasure needs to be saved for future generations of San Diegans.
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linda redenbaugh
8 years ago
This would be a travesty
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Denise Stafford
8 years ago
I sign in support of current parishioners of the two congregations that use the chapel, and I deeply care about keeping the historic integrity of the inside and outside of the building fully intact. I also care about the people who attended while in the military at NTC, people who were married there and have family whose funeral was there. Save North Chapel!
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Michael Heath
8 years ago
Please leave the chapel alone
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Colin Purdy
8 years ago
It's about time for the City that mostly gave away the vast public commonwealth of the former NTC to the private interests of Corky McMillin to step in on the side of fairness, history, and grace, and, finally, the public interest.
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Paul Johnson
8 years ago
Just think of the tens of thousands of men and women who attended the Chapel as their departed for war, never to return home.
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Erik Hanson
8 years ago
Thanks for your efforts to save this important space, the only place at the former NTC that is used for these purposes. There are plenty of restaurants already.
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D Greene
8 years ago
Save this forever!
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Chanuka Perera
8 years ago
Save the church for the glory of the God.
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Frank Gormlie
8 years ago
The OB Rag joins the effort to save the North Chapel.
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Susan Gardner
8 years ago
Keep the chapel as it is. It is a historic building and should be protected.
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GAIL DAVIS
8 years ago
Terrible to tear down such a revered chapel and land marker!
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Anne Trexler
8 years ago
It is important to preserve history. I attended my Navy school and went to church service.
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Alan R Balogh
8 years ago
This church should be maintained, as is. The social ills of our contemporary society speaks to the need of more places like this, not less. Maintain this beautiful, historic and inspirational site!
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Thomas Badua
8 years ago
San Diego will continue to lose historical landmarks along with local community influence should the change(s) to the North Church fall into developers hands. In a word so often heard: "Sad".
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Richard Ross
8 years ago
The McMillin Company has from the days of Corky scammed not only those who bought homes in Liberty Station but the taxpayers of the city of San Diego. McMillin company has no respect for those who served in the military of this country.
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Barbara Busch
8 years ago
As one of the few remaining features of the original Naval Training Center added with the fact that it is still being used as a religious center, this building should remain as it is.
Please save this awesome place.
save the chapel
Don’t make this a commercial space!!
This treasure needs to be saved for future generations of San Diegans.
This would be a travesty
I sign in support of current parishioners of the two congregations that use the chapel, and I deeply care about keeping the historic integrity of the inside and outside of the building fully intact. I also care about the people who attended while in the military at NTC, people who were married there and have family whose funeral was there. Save North Chapel!
Please leave the chapel alone
It's about time for the City that mostly gave away the vast public commonwealth of the former NTC to the private interests of Corky McMillin to step in on the side of fairness, history, and grace, and, finally, the public interest.
Just think of the tens of thousands of men and women who attended the Chapel as their departed for war, never to return home.
Thanks for your efforts to save this important space, the only place at the former NTC that is used for these purposes. There are plenty of restaurants already.
Save this forever!
Save the church for the glory of the God.
The OB Rag joins the effort to save the North Chapel.
Keep the chapel as it is. It is a historic building and should be protected.
Terrible to tear down such a revered chapel and land marker!
It is important to preserve history. I attended my Navy school and went to church service.
This church should be maintained, as is. The social ills of our contemporary society speaks to the need of more places like this, not less. Maintain this beautiful, historic and inspirational site!
San Diego will continue to lose historical landmarks along with local community influence should the change(s) to the North Church fall into developers hands. In a word so often heard: "Sad".
The McMillin Company has from the days of Corky scammed not only those who bought homes in Liberty Station but the taxpayers of the city of San Diego. McMillin company has no respect for those who served in the military of this country.
As one of the few remaining features of the original Naval Training Center added with the fact that it is still being used as a religious center, this building should remain as it is.