LA is eager to destroy what little history we have left only to profit a few people temporarily. history is forever. Rome isnt a town of condos for nothing. Imagine townhouses where pyramids once stood. do the right thing.
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John pappas
9 years ago
Preserve our Landmark!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The lummis home must be preserved
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Paula M Sigman-Lowery
9 years ago
The Lummis Home is a significant part of our cultural heritage.
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Robert Moss
9 years ago
This home is a very important part of my neighborhood and our history, and deserves every effort to preserve it.
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Kellie Brown
9 years ago
Save it.
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Tom moore
9 years ago
This unique, hand built house, for Charles Lummis, who was an editor for the Los Angeles Times. It's woven tightly into the area history and is worth preservation.
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Frank Rounds
9 years ago
Historically significant, we must do all we can to protect and preserve this House
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Mello Ruiz
9 years ago
This place needs to be preserved!
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John Hamm
9 years ago
Architecture is part of our cultural heritage. Without out a sense of history we are lost. Buildings like this are a tangible touchstone to our past, which gives us a sense of place in today's world.
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Shirley Forster
9 years ago
Please preserve this treasure of Los Angeles history.
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Kori M Capaldi
9 years ago
The City of Los Angeles needs to not only dedicate time and funds to the preservation of the Lummis Home but realize the importance of our City's past and it's historic architecture. We preserve for future generations so that they may be educated and understand the history of Los Angeles.
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Richard Quirk
9 years ago
The city needs to quit stalling and take care of the resources it already has.
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Jeffrey Boxer
9 years ago
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For many years I have enjoyed the great legacy of all the Lummis events in Northeast LA. As an Occidental alumni and Los Angelino, I join the signatories in urging support for the Lummis House preservation.
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Francisca Bravo
9 years ago
Preserve! Historic buildings deserve better.
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Edward and Betsy Marro
9 years ago
Will there nothing left of L.A.? Have some respect for history.
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Suzanne Lummis
9 years ago
Do not let this irreplaceable monument to Los Angeles' early history and site of one of the first influential arts and literary salons in the city be lost or damaged.
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Michelle Estrada
9 years ago
The home our founding father of Highland Park and The South West Museum must be saved. We must preserve the legend and the history of such a great man and city.
LA is eager to destroy what little history we have left only to profit a few people temporarily. history is forever. Rome isnt a town of condos for nothing. Imagine townhouses where pyramids once stood. do the right thing.
Preserve our Landmark!
The lummis home must be preserved
The Lummis Home is a significant part of our cultural heritage.
This home is a very important part of my neighborhood and our history, and deserves every effort to preserve it.
Save it.
This unique, hand built house, for Charles Lummis, who was an editor for the Los Angeles Times. It's woven tightly into the area history and is worth preservation.
Historically significant, we must do all we can to protect and preserve this House
This place needs to be preserved!
Architecture is part of our cultural heritage. Without out a sense of history we are lost. Buildings like this are a tangible touchstone to our past, which gives us a sense of place in today's world.
Please preserve this treasure of Los Angeles history.
The City of Los Angeles needs to not only dedicate time and funds to the preservation of the Lummis Home but realize the importance of our City's past and it's historic architecture. We preserve for future generations so that they may be educated and understand the history of Los Angeles.
The city needs to quit stalling and take care of the resources it already has.
For many years I have enjoyed the great legacy of all the Lummis events in Northeast LA. As an Occidental alumni and Los Angelino, I join the signatories in urging support for the Lummis House preservation.
Preserve! Historic buildings deserve better.
Will there nothing left of L.A.? Have some respect for history.
Do not let this irreplaceable monument to Los Angeles' early history and site of one of the first influential arts and literary salons in the city be lost or damaged.
The home our founding father of Highland Park and The South West Museum must be saved. We must preserve the legend and the history of such a great man and city.
Save this important house!
Save this historic landmark!