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Save the Charles A. Strong House (c.1858)

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Hollyn Hendershot
5 years ago

#saveour history

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Crystal mund
5 years ago

Let’s save our history and not tear these beautiful homes

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Ann Riley
5 years ago

we have enough gas stations, don't need to add to the pollution of the area. Save the lake, too.

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Maureen Friedman
5 years ago

Save this historic area in town from destruction!

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Sharon Barton
5 years ago

Save history!

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Joan Barker
5 years ago

We don't need another gas station!!

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Peter osborne
5 years ago

As a resident of Lyme and frequent visitor to Dexter's, I object to the vandalism of this historic building.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Resident of this town and wish to see our history preserved versus truly unnecessary commercialization in a rural neighborhood.

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Adam Hendrick
5 years ago

A new gas station was just down the road from this location. We don’t need another. We are losing our small town feel.

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Adam Knouse
5 years ago Featured

I just purchased 146 main st in east Hampton and I did that because I disliked the traffic, noise, and light pollution in Manchester where I used to live. I moved to East Hampton because I think it's a great place to raise my 2 daughters and I feel like this would be a step in the direction of what I just left.

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Camille Christie-Barber
5 years ago

So much of our town's history has been destroyed. Preserve what's left... renovate, not demolish.

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Cheryl Anderson
5 years ago

Please leave this historic building in place. Also, Please leave this area as residential zoning

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Paul Anderson
5 years ago

I lived next door to that house (155 Main) for many years and why is it going to be torn down? Renovate the house.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

save it!!

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Jack Anderson
5 years ago

Save the house and all it’s history.

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Cathy Nye
5 years ago

Please do not take this bldg down

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please think this through. This is NOT in any town person’s best interest. This is NOT needed nor wanted by most.

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Lori Sullivan
5 years ago

Does East Hampton really need another gas station?

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Sara Fazekas
5 years ago

Keep our town special , quaint , and save the history. No more big industrial building !!!

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Barbara Suprono
5 years ago

Gas station is fine the way it is. As long as the house is structurally sound, it should remain standing as it is deemed historical.