A developer has purchased a small patch of green space on Music Row. A condo/office space will take the place of grass, a picnic bench, and majestic trees. Please sign this petition asking the developer to build around the trees or just build elsewhere! The old Reba McEntire building could use some help... Thanks!!!
I spent the entire morning staring at those oaks and thinking how ridiculous it is that a hunk of concrete is worth more to them than living history. I have been emailing the developer office constantly and honestly the lack of a reply is just fueling my fire because they really think we are going to look away.
Reached 100 supporters
May 16, 2015
73 Comments
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Anna-Lisa Moxon
11 years ago
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A little green space is important amongst the bricks, we need to see life amid the lifeless.
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James Rediker
11 years ago
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Man the stories this ole tree could tell. If all the birds that have known that tree as home n all their off spring could tell you how much they love n depend on its existence for their servivoul you'd be ashamed of yourselves for ever even thinkin of doin it any harn. I bet it got a few names n dates carved in it's ole bark as well.Please let this ole feller make it. Please! And may God's blessings be upon each and everyone of who have anything to do with the final decision.
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Skip Franklin
11 years ago
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Music Row is more than streets and buildings, it's an environment, a landmark district and a precious legacy. It's part of what makes us Music City
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Andrea Alford
11 years ago
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Please save these tree's we have already tore down and changed SO MUCH of music row as it is! Please give the people that have their life roots in TN at least SOMETHING to remember and have!
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Nina
11 years ago
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Trees like that take hundreds of years to grow and a hundred seconds to cut down. Unbelievable.
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Sheila jones
11 years ago
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Trees are a part of our history,I just visited my old neighborhood with my brother, we were so excited to see our tree was still on the corner,developers can accommodate the community without tearing down a beautiful treasure.
A developer has purchased a small patch of green space on Music Row. A condo/office space will take the place of grass, a picnic bench, and majestic trees. Please sign this petition asking the developer to build around the trees or just build elsewhere! The old Reba McEntire building could use some help... Thanks!!!
I spent the entire morning staring at those oaks and thinking how ridiculous it is that a hunk of concrete is worth more to them than living history. I have been emailing the developer office constantly and honestly the lack of a reply is just fueling my fire because they really think we are going to look away.
Reached 100 supporters
May 16, 2015
73 Comments
A
Anna-Lisa Moxon
11 years ago
Featured
A little green space is important amongst the bricks, we need to see life amid the lifeless.
J
James Rediker
11 years ago
Featured
Man the stories this ole tree could tell. If all the birds that have known that tree as home n all their off spring could tell you how much they love n depend on its existence for their servivoul you'd be ashamed of yourselves for ever even thinkin of doin it any harn. I bet it got a few names n dates carved in it's ole bark as well.Please let this ole feller make it. Please! And may God's blessings be upon each and everyone of who have anything to do with the final decision.
S
Skip Franklin
11 years ago
Featured
Music Row is more than streets and buildings, it's an environment, a landmark district and a precious legacy. It's part of what makes us Music City
A
Andrea Alford
11 years ago
Featured
Please save these tree's we have already tore down and changed SO MUCH of music row as it is! Please give the people that have their life roots in TN at least SOMETHING to remember and have!
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Nina
11 years ago
Featured
Trees like that take hundreds of years to grow and a hundred seconds to cut down. Unbelievable.
S
Sheila jones
11 years ago
Featured
Trees are a part of our history,I just visited my old neighborhood with my brother, we were so excited to see our tree was still on the corner,developers can accommodate the community without tearing down a beautiful treasure.
A little green space is important amongst the bricks, we need to see life amid the lifeless.