The soldier has a very place in whitehouse . For so many people that have came down to the park for the cherry fest . Kids growing up in the town hanging at the park . It should always stay where it was placed . Whitehouse would not be the same if it is moved.
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Janey Portentoso
11 years ago
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The soldier has a very place in whitehouse . For so many people that have came down to the park for the cherry fest . Kids growing up in the town hanging at the park . It should always stay where it was placed . Whitehouse would not be the same if it is moved.
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Jacob Rice
11 years ago
SOS
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Jacob Rice
11 years ago
SOS
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Tara Aumend
11 years ago
Leave it be!!!
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Tara Aumend
11 years ago
Leave it be!!!
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Madisyn Curry
11 years ago
History should not be touched nor destroyed. But shall be spoken of. Please keep our soldier in its rightful home infront of the park in Whitehouse.
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Madisyn Curry
11 years ago
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History should not be touched nor destroyed. But shall be spoken of. Please keep our soldier in its rightful home infront of the park in Whitehouse.
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Jacob Rice
11 years ago
keep him at gurd were he has
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Jacob Rice
11 years ago
keep him at gurd were he has
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Judy Rice
11 years ago
Please the soldier & cannon in the Park.
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Judy Rice
11 years ago
Please the soldier & cannon in the Park.
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Dennis Taylor
11 years ago
Leave memorials honoring veterans alone. Individuals honored by these memorials paid a high price for your freedom and should not be treated dishonorably nor taken for granted.
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Dennis Taylor
11 years ago
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Leave memorials honoring veterans alone. Individuals honored by these memorials paid a high price for your freedom and should not be treated dishonorably nor taken for granted.
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Dawn Burdue
11 years ago
Shame on you....for taking down the pavilion....under the veil of secrecy....that was NOT COOL!
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Dawn Burdue
11 years ago
Leave him and the cannon be! And shame on you!
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Dawn Burdue
11 years ago
Leave him and the cannon be! And shame on you!
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Pam
11 years ago
KEEP HIM WHERE HE IS!
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Pam
11 years ago
KEEP HIM WHERE HE IS!
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Tom Smith
11 years ago
i was born and raised in whitehouse. My mother still lives in the family home. I lived there until the age of 31. I am now 48 and have moved to Waterville. Although I no longer live in town I believe that the solider should remain where he is as should the canon. There is plenty of room to errect a new pavilion in the park and leave them alone. It is still my beleaf that someone is getting some favors for pushing this so hard to change. I am just saying
The soldier has a very place in whitehouse . For so many people that have came down to the park for the cherry fest . Kids growing up in the town hanging at the park . It should always stay where it was placed . Whitehouse would not be the same if it is moved.
The soldier has a very place in whitehouse . For so many people that have came down to the park for the cherry fest . Kids growing up in the town hanging at the park . It should always stay where it was placed . Whitehouse would not be the same if it is moved.
SOS
SOS
Leave it be!!!
Leave it be!!!
History should not be touched nor destroyed. But shall be spoken of. Please keep our soldier in its rightful home infront of the park in Whitehouse.
History should not be touched nor destroyed. But shall be spoken of. Please keep our soldier in its rightful home infront of the park in Whitehouse.
keep him at gurd were he has
keep him at gurd were he has
Please the soldier & cannon in the Park.
Please the soldier & cannon in the Park.
Leave memorials honoring veterans alone. Individuals honored by these memorials paid a high price for your freedom and should not be treated dishonorably nor taken for granted.
Leave memorials honoring veterans alone. Individuals honored by these memorials paid a high price for your freedom and should not be treated dishonorably nor taken for granted.
Shame on you....for taking down the pavilion....under the veil of secrecy....that was NOT COOL!
Leave him and the cannon be! And shame on you!
Leave him and the cannon be! And shame on you!
KEEP HIM WHERE HE IS!
KEEP HIM WHERE HE IS!
i was born and raised in whitehouse. My mother still lives in the family home. I lived there until the age of 31. I am now 48 and have moved to Waterville. Although I no longer live in town I believe that the solider should remain where he is as should the canon. There is plenty of room to errect a new pavilion in the park and leave them alone. It is still my beleaf that someone is getting some favors for pushing this so hard to change. I am just saying