Preserve a Historic San Diego Site: North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC
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Richard Johnville
8 years ago
I was stationed at NTC from 85-86. I wasn’t the best church goer, but I did go a couple of times. Please save this piece of history.
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Alex Galicia
8 years ago
Save the NTC Chapel!!!!
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Diane Bedrosian
8 years ago
Save this historic place!
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Molly Guerrero
8 years ago
Please leave chapel alone... what a beautiful sacred place.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please don't destroy the chapel!!
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Ann Edmond
8 years ago
Please preserve the North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC.
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Maria Valdellon
8 years ago
Do the right thing and protect this historic religious place of worship!
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Tamra ONeil
8 years ago
Preserving quality historic buildings is a sign that we recognize and value things that were made well, and places that serve generations. We provide meaningful stories and continuity to our future society. This is much more valuable and meaningful than yet another place to mindlessly consume.
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Christine
8 years ago
Standing up for history even when it may not be the most popular tide of the age.
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Gloria Nussey
8 years ago
Please don't take this lovely chapel away from us.
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Michelle Keim
8 years ago
Keep this place sacred and preserve the history.
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Adam Mumma
8 years ago
We don't preserve enough historical buildings
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Zazil Toma
8 years ago
It would deface the historic building
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Pamela Clarken
8 years ago
Nooooo restaurant!
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Denise Matt
8 years ago
My husband and I were married in North Chapel on October 24, 1984. I have taken my children and grandchildren to visit, so they could see the beautiful church where our family started. I'm disgusted that the developer wants to turn this into a money-making venue. Please don't let this happen!
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Robert
8 years ago
Please save this church the way it is . We don't want our church changed in any way . We need the love of our god more than ever this sacred church must not be removed or change
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This was my refuge for years.
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Tami Stewart
8 years ago
Why the chapel? Why not tear down the horrible toxic mold filled building on the opposite corner (right across the street).
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Nicole Chrisman
8 years ago
Please save this wonderful church. We don't need anymore restaurants. We need this beautiful church full of faith and love .
I was stationed at NTC from 85-86. I wasn’t the best church goer, but I did go a couple of times. Please save this piece of history.
Save the NTC Chapel!!!!
Save this historic place!
Please leave chapel alone... what a beautiful sacred place.
Please don't destroy the chapel!!
Please preserve the North Chapel at Liberty Station NTC.
Do the right thing and protect this historic religious place of worship!
Preserving quality historic buildings is a sign that we recognize and value things that were made well, and places that serve generations. We provide meaningful stories and continuity to our future society. This is much more valuable and meaningful than yet another place to mindlessly consume.
Standing up for history even when it may not be the most popular tide of the age.
Please don't take this lovely chapel away from us.
Keep this place sacred and preserve the history.
We don't preserve enough historical buildings
It would deface the historic building
Nooooo restaurant!
My husband and I were married in North Chapel on October 24, 1984. I have taken my children and grandchildren to visit, so they could see the beautiful church where our family started. I'm disgusted that the developer wants to turn this into a money-making venue. Please don't let this happen!
Please save this church the way it is . We don't want our church changed in any way . We need the love of our god more than ever this sacred church must not be removed or change
This was my refuge for years.
Why the chapel? Why not tear down the horrible toxic mold filled building on the opposite corner (right across the street).
Please save this wonderful church. We don't need anymore restaurants. We need this beautiful church full of faith and love .
1961 Navy Recruit remember it well.