Preserve the Haskell-Cutter House

Please preserve this piece of Medford history. We can still work to meet housing needs in Medford without knocking down all of the city's historic buildings

Please do not demolition.

This house is a big part of Medford history.

I hate that my city is slowly turning into Mini Manhattan. I am not against progress but I hate that builders canvass cities, but up property,build whatever they can get a permit for,regardless of the citizen's protests, and try to shove it down our throats, in the name of "progress "..

Many residents of Medford are totally unaware of Medford's fascinating 17th, 18th and 19th century history. If this house is demolished, we will be erasing more evidence of Medford's wonderful past.

I grew up in Medford and my Mom grew up on Foster Court. None of us want to see this house taken down. Please preserve it, thank you!

Please save this old house

Please save this house

Fascinating history and must be preserved.

Most of our history has disappeared. Let’s face it, Medford has a pretty extensive history and this should be preserved!

This is a piece of Medford history worth preserving, that future generations might see and gain real perspective about daily life, craftsmanship and scale of homes during that time. There is no reason that this meaningful home could not remain in harmony with A future vision.

Medford should celebrate its historic ties to the Mystic River. Preserving the last bits of evidence of its shipbuilding industry is one way to do so.

Please keep this historic home intact. We would love to see this home go to someone who can preserve it's historic character.

I strongly support preserving the Haskel-Cutter house. This is a representative part of Medford's history and must not be lost.

Medford has already lost too much of its physical history. Save this house!

Please save this home from destruction because it is a unique piece of our city’s history, especially since it belonged to one of the first settlers of Medford and his family. It being one of the last house designs left standing from this era is something to be preserved and appreciated for all to see, not destroyed and forgotten.

This historical home must be saved!

Preserve our city’s history for the next generation!

Save our history

Please consider rehab of our historical site