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Preserve the Tallywood Sign!

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Joy Haas
10 years ago

Mid-century landmarks are important to the collective community memory. Please preserve Tallywood sign.

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YR Owens
10 years ago Featured

It's not too recent to preserve this period's creations, and similar to the wholesale destruction of Victorians to make way for Modern, we're going to miss them all when they are needlessly gone. Please save this small sliver of modernistic design.

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Katherine Reilly Fox
10 years ago

I grew up in the neighborhood behind tallywood shopping center and my mother still lives in that house. I would be so disappointed to see such an amazingly cool vintage landmark get destroyed. This is the type of uniqueness Fayetteville needs to cling to and promote to be able to stand out as a unique awesome place. That shopping center has so much potential and it's certainly not the sign that is bringing it down! It just needs a revamp so that the sign is a billboard of vintage awesomeness like the hideous brick being painted and some trees and maybe even an ice cream store and a craft store like Michaels . That shopping center should be family friendly.

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Cyndi Beasley
10 years ago

I agree that the sign is a part of history! Leave it alone!!

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Rachel Davis
10 years ago

I believe Hercules Steel installed the sign

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Leigh Ann Bryant
10 years ago

Please preserve the Tallywood sign!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The sign is a part of Fayetteville's history. It's a cool landmark.

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Ronald L Vaughn
10 years ago

This sign, regardless if the shopping center stays or is razed, is a part of Fayetteville NC history! Preserve our history!

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Keith Johnson
10 years ago

Keep the sign

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Gale Finch
10 years ago

Many memories of my childhood and young adult years. Please save our sign.

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Timothy Warren
10 years ago

Leave it alone

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Kandi Apple Tripp
10 years ago

Please don't tear this down. Too many great memories here.

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CJ Smith
10 years ago

keep the sign there.

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Janet person
10 years ago

Surely they can find a way to keep it in place.

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Susan Johnson
10 years ago

Save and find a new place for the sign.