In these times of construction boom, Contractors and Big Business, want to destroy this landmark and make way for a trendy, overpriced skyscraper.
Please sign this petition and let these people know that the history of our fair city should be preserved. for generations to come.
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Reached 500 supporters
June 18, 2017
June 16, 2017
I checked the count and we are almost at five hundred which is just wild because I remember when it was just ten people who actually cared about these old bricks. If everyone here could just ping their group chats or post a link on their pages maybe we can hit that milestone before the contractors even know what hit them because honestly watching this history disappear is just too much to handle.
June 3, 2017
I was looking at the screen and just realized how much momentum we have gathered lately which is honestly wild because a few weeks back I was worried nobody would even notice the bulldozers coming for the alley. It feels like people actually care about saving these old bricks and neon lights from being traded for another glass box of a skyscraper and that kind of energy is exactly why we started this whole thing in the first place.
Reached 100 supporters
July 29, 2014
July 27, 2014
I keep staring at the signature count and it feels like we are right on the edge of hitting that first big triple digit mark even though my coffee is cold again. If everyone reading this could send the link to a few neighbors right now we could probably knock this out before the end of the day because these developers are not going to move unless they see a real crowd behind us.
220 Comments
Printers Alley is a staple of Nashville's history. Its also the best place to get the "true" Nashville live music experience without the overcrowed, drunken, yuppie crowd! Great folks work on the Alley, and its the true southern hospitality Nashville experience!
There is nothing like being in Nashville and walking into the Fiddle and Steel where you are remembered and welcomed each time. There are many, many places for a high priced hotel but Printers Alley isn't one of them. You WILL be tearing down 100 years of history. Keep the alley open and strong.
I lived in Nashville for a few years, and the people in Printers Alley were like family to me. Printers Alley has been a huge part of what makes Nashville the great place it is. If it goes away, there is no telling what will be taken next.
printers ally is iconic and should not be made into anything but itself. To change this iconic piece of Nashville history would be like taking away Legends, Tootsies and even the Ryman
I am from MN. A few years back my old band was on tour and played at printers alley and fell in love with the place. I hope to bring my wife to nashville someday and show her this amazing spot. Don't let it be taken away.
I am going to be visiting Nashville and am so excited to see this history. It is very sad that history doesn't mean anything to anyone anymore.
Use to live in Nashville , why on earth would you want to get rid of such an icon. Think of how many great talents got their start there.
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In these times of construction boom, Contractors and Big Business, want to destroy this landmark and make way for a trendy, overpriced skyscraper.
Please sign this petition and let these people know that the history of our fair city should be preserved. for generations to come.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
June 18, 2017
June 16, 2017
I checked the count and we are almost at five hundred which is just wild because I remember when it was just ten people who actually cared about these old bricks. If everyone here could just ping their group chats or post a link on their pages maybe we can hit that milestone before the contractors even know what hit them because honestly watching this history disappear is just too much to handle.
June 3, 2017
I was looking at the screen and just realized how much momentum we have gathered lately which is honestly wild because a few weeks back I was worried nobody would even notice the bulldozers coming for the alley. It feels like people actually care about saving these old bricks and neon lights from being traded for another glass box of a skyscraper and that kind of energy is exactly why we started this whole thing in the first place.
Reached 100 supporters
July 29, 2014
July 27, 2014
I keep staring at the signature count and it feels like we are right on the edge of hitting that first big triple digit mark even though my coffee is cold again. If everyone reading this could send the link to a few neighbors right now we could probably knock this out before the end of the day because these developers are not going to move unless they see a real crowd behind us.
220 Comments
As a young adult I wirked there it was a fun and interesting place to work its a part of my history of bring a native of Nashville Tenn I'm proud of and when I come back home I always visit
Printers Alley is a staple of Nashville's history. Its also the best place to get the "true" Nashville live music experience without the overcrowed, drunken, yuppie crowd! Great folks work on the Alley, and its the true southern hospitality Nashville experience!
There is nothing like being in Nashville and walking into the Fiddle and Steel where you are remembered and welcomed each time. There are many, many places for a high priced hotel but Printers Alley isn't one of them. You WILL be tearing down 100 years of history. Keep the alley open and strong.
I lived in Nashville for a few years, and the people in Printers Alley were like family to me. Printers Alley has been a huge part of what makes Nashville the great place it is. If it goes away, there is no telling what will be taken next.
printers ally is iconic and should not be made into anything but itself. To change this iconic piece of Nashville history would be like taking away Legends, Tootsies and even the Ryman
I am from MN. A few years back my old band was on tour and played at printers alley and fell in love with the place. I hope to bring my wife to nashville someday and show her this amazing spot. Don't let it be taken away.
I am going to be visiting Nashville and am so excited to see this history. It is very sad that history doesn't mean anything to anyone anymore.
Use to live in Nashville , why on earth would you want to get rid of such an icon. Think of how many great talents got their start there.
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As a young adult I wirked there it was a fun and interesting place to work its a part of my history of bring a native of Nashville Tenn I'm proud of and when I come back home I always visit