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Preserve the Haskell-Cutter House

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Peter Miller
6 years ago

This is an important house to save for the architectural and cultural history of Medford!

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Melvin Clark
6 years ago

Do not tear down this house! It can be saved with new construction behind it!

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Jennifer Keenan
6 years ago

This is a critical piece of Medford history and it needs to be preserved!

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John Anderson
6 years ago

Please enable the preservation of our history!

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Dee Morris
6 years ago

The Haskell-Cutter house exists today as one of Medford's last representatives of our shipbuilding history. It should not be destroyed.

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Alexa Trefonides-Mase
6 years ago

Save historic Medford!

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Adele Travisano
6 years ago

We owe the preservation of the Haskell-Cutter House and similar treasured landmarks to our descendants and all the future citizens of Medford.

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Lois Grossman
6 years ago

Once we lose these pieces of the past, they can never be replaced. They're not making history anymore. Let's preserve what we can.

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Antonina Melo
6 years ago

Please save the Haskell-Cutter house at 16 Foster Street

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Rhonda Kay
6 years ago

Please keep the History if Medford alive.

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Chris D'Aveta
6 years ago Featured

Please count me as one resident and homeowner who wishes to see the Haskell house preferably preserved, even if additional units are built at the rear of the property.

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Richard L Carle
6 years ago

a no-brainer

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Joann Winkler
6 years ago

We must not lose our ties to the past!

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Mary Werowinski
6 years ago

Ship building is most exciting history of Medford. It ties into many aspects of the city's industrial, artisan, and geographic past. It should be celebrated.

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Melanie Tringali
6 years ago

Please let’s save the history of Medford and stop these developers from adding housing that does not conform to the area design and neighborhood

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Elizabeth N Langosy
6 years ago Featured

I strongly support sustaining Medford's heritage by preserving houses such as the Haskell-Cutter house. It has stood for 200 years and should remain as an example of early 19th century architecture and Medford's role in the shipbuilding industry.

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Sharon Guzik · petition starter
6 years ago

I urge you to approve the creation of a Historic District for the Haskell-Cutter house and to support preservation of our historic resources in general.