The Sag Harbor Methodist Church is up for public sale. Built in 1836, this Historic Landmark, if bought by a private party could become a single-family dwelling and close its doors to the public forever. We wish to preserve this unique building for community use.
We the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to save the Sag Harbor Methodist Church from private development and preserve this Historic Landmark for community use.
I was looking at the old wood panels in the photos again and honestly it hits different now that so many of you are actually paying attention to this place. It feels like we might actually have a shot at keeping the doors open if we just keep bothering the right people long enough.
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Mike Kelly
18 years ago
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Too much history in those walls to just tear it up for a private house. Keep it for the town.
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Sarah Bennett
18 years ago
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SAVE THE CHURCH!!! Sag Harbor is losing its soul with all this development.
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Tom Preston
18 years ago
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Ridiculous that this is even on the table. It belongs to the community.
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Linda Jordan
19 years ago
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This building is the heart of the village. We cant let some rich person turn a historic landmark into their summer home.
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Erica Ramos
19 years ago
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Please dont let this happen. We need to protect our history before its all gone.
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Pat Townsend
19 years ago
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Spent so many sundays there growing up. It would be a crime to stop people from going inside.
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The Sag Harbor Methodist Church is up for public sale. Built in 1836, this Historic Landmark, if bought by a private party could become a single-family dwelling and close its doors to the public forever. We wish to preserve this unique building for community use.
We the undersigned, are concerned citizens who urge our leaders to act now to save the Sag Harbor Methodist Church from private development and preserve this Historic Landmark for community use.
I was looking at the old wood panels in the photos again and honestly it hits different now that so many of you are actually paying attention to this place. It feels like we might actually have a shot at keeping the doors open if we just keep bothering the right people long enough.
6 Comments
M
Mike Kelly
18 years ago
Featured
Too much history in those walls to just tear it up for a private house. Keep it for the town.
S
Sarah Bennett
18 years ago
Featured
SAVE THE CHURCH!!! Sag Harbor is losing its soul with all this development.
T
Tom Preston
18 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that this is even on the table. It belongs to the community.
L
Linda Jordan
19 years ago
Featured
This building is the heart of the village. We cant let some rich person turn a historic landmark into their summer home.
E
Erica Ramos
19 years ago
Featured
Please dont let this happen. We need to protect our history before its all gone.
P
Pat Townsend
19 years ago
Featured
Spent so many sundays there growing up. It would be a crime to stop people from going inside.
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Too much history in those walls to just tear it up for a private house. Keep it for the town.