Sad seeing history erased so a contractor can make more money. These historic home are a huge tourism boost for Tyler.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Restore Tyler
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Holly Cortes
5 years ago
Please don’t destroy this beautiful historic home!
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Amy Calvert
5 years ago
Please do not allow for the demolition of this historic property.
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Stephanie Vasso
5 years ago
Don’t destroy this piece of history!
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Maria Olivares
5 years ago
This was where I lived most of my childhood.
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Mario Ruiz
5 years ago
PLEASE do not tear down our home!!! So many memories. This house has so much potential.
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Sarah Simpson-Bloxom
5 years ago
Tyler has so few historical structures left. Please save this one!!
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Wendy Arteaga
5 years ago
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My friends family grew up in this home. So many memories they have shared with us and I know they’d hate to see it vanish. Please keep it!!!
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LeAnna Schooley
5 years ago
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May is National Preservation Month. Set a good example, City of Tyler, and show that you understand the value of history, culture, and sense of place in your community.
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Nikki Aubuchon
5 years ago
Save our local treasures! Demo doesn’t have to be the only option!
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Jon Stone
5 years ago
This house existed before even the town square was laid out. It’s not in great shape now, but if it’s demolished, it’s gone forever. Let’s save it and then discuss preservation.
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Tami Hurley
5 years ago
Let’s preserve this piece of history. I know it is expensive to conserve/ restore; however, soooo worth it. Can’t retrieve this history when it is gone.
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Carolyn Fisk
5 years ago
Tyler needs to work to preserve our history, not be stupid like the rest of our country and tear everything from the past down.
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Emily Lopez
5 years ago
History should be preserved, not destroyed.
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Staci Porter
5 years ago
This house is important and irreplaceable!
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Joffre D Meyer
5 years ago
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The 1847 house needs repairing, and it should be given a historical marker. Maybe it could become a museum or a City of Tyler property?
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Michael Sabota
5 years ago
We need to preserve our local history. Say no to destroying this property....
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Kathy langford
5 years ago
Do not destroy Tyler’s history please.
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Claire Page
5 years ago
Putting modern quadplex buildings should never be allowed in our historic azalea district. Save our precious old homes.
Sad seeing history erased so a contractor can make more money. These historic home are a huge tourism boost for Tyler.
Restore Tyler
Please don’t destroy this beautiful historic home!
Please do not allow for the demolition of this historic property.
Don’t destroy this piece of history!
This was where I lived most of my childhood.
PLEASE do not tear down our home!!! So many memories. This house has so much potential.
Tyler has so few historical structures left. Please save this one!!
My friends family grew up in this home. So many memories they have shared with us and I know they’d hate to see it vanish. Please keep it!!!
May is National Preservation Month. Set a good example, City of Tyler, and show that you understand the value of history, culture, and sense of place in your community.
Save our local treasures! Demo doesn’t have to be the only option!
This house existed before even the town square was laid out. It’s not in great shape now, but if it’s demolished, it’s gone forever. Let’s save it and then discuss preservation.
Let’s preserve this piece of history. I know it is expensive to conserve/ restore; however, soooo worth it. Can’t retrieve this history when it is gone.
Tyler needs to work to preserve our history, not be stupid like the rest of our country and tear everything from the past down.
History should be preserved, not destroyed.
This house is important and irreplaceable!
The 1847 house needs repairing, and it should be given a historical marker. Maybe it could become a museum or a City of Tyler property?
We need to preserve our local history. Say no to destroying this property....
Do not destroy Tyler’s history please.
Putting modern quadplex buildings should never be allowed in our historic azalea district. Save our precious old homes.