It is imperative that we conserve this part of history!
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Sharon Steckler
5 years ago
Gas stations should be disappearing everywhere. Walking, biking, and electric cars should be emphasized. Climate change is REAL. Homes should be saved not destroyed. RECYCLE * REUSE * RESTORE.
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Suzanne Fomento Salinas
5 years ago
Please save this house!! It is officially part of East Hampton’s history. And part of the town’s charm!!
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Peter Daddario
5 years ago
History should be preserved
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Jonah Johnson
5 years ago
Absolutely not sir
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Zachary Blondin
5 years ago
No such thing as a tear down
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Jennifer English
5 years ago
This is why no one comes to America for the architectural history. You tear down things that can never be replicated truly to feed the capitalist parasite, draining this country of its very few redeeming qualities.
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Teri Prestash
5 years ago
This would be a very unfortunate decision from which there is absolutely no turning back. Say NO to destroying history.
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Leslie Rounds
5 years ago
East Hampton is so fortunate to have a well-preserved historic district and to have kept the vast majority of this kind of ugly urban spread confined to a single busy roadway. It will DESTROY the character of your town to allow this kind of development in a charming, historic residential district.
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Julia Wilson
5 years ago
Please leave the house alone.
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Redmond foley
5 years ago
It is all to often we see developers with no ties to a community disguised under the rouse of tax revenue and progress ruin the fabric a town has to offer. To destroy the architecture, land, and fabric of a town is to paint a new brush stroke over what was already beautiful and hide the history that led to the present. To preserve the integrity of a town is to preserve the best it has to offer for its people.
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Susan Trudeau
5 years ago
Please don’t destroy history for the sake of commercial expansion
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Todd Schrager
5 years ago
East Hampton has always had no consideration for the past, such a shame to destroy a small town by over development.
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Patricia Adams
5 years ago
We cant get it back once it is torn down, We need to keep historical buildings. We do not need another gas station or CVS, Walgreens or Walmart. Please save this for our future generations.
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Dave Riley
5 years ago
Please save this historic place.
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Michael J Nass
5 years ago
Please preserve historic spaces.
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Nora Thomas
5 years ago
Save our history please
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Sarah H
5 years ago
This home is a testament and artifact of the heritage of Connecticut. If anyone thinks it’s okay to replace that for Mountain Dew, cigarettes, and obscure boner pills and horny goats weed, you need to take a longer look in the mirror at yourself.
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Valerie Grimes
5 years ago
Historical buildings and history are so important.
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Kelly Rowe
5 years ago
Please save the historic homes of this beautiful area! What a treasure Connecticut has with these!
It is imperative that we conserve this part of history!
Gas stations should be disappearing everywhere. Walking, biking, and electric cars should be emphasized. Climate change is REAL. Homes should be saved not destroyed. RECYCLE * REUSE * RESTORE.
Please save this house!! It is officially part of East Hampton’s history. And part of the town’s charm!!
History should be preserved
Absolutely not sir
No such thing as a tear down
This is why no one comes to America for the architectural history. You tear down things that can never be replicated truly to feed the capitalist parasite, draining this country of its very few redeeming qualities.
This would be a very unfortunate decision from which there is absolutely no turning back. Say NO to destroying history.
East Hampton is so fortunate to have a well-preserved historic district and to have kept the vast majority of this kind of ugly urban spread confined to a single busy roadway. It will DESTROY the character of your town to allow this kind of development in a charming, historic residential district.
Please leave the house alone.
It is all to often we see developers with no ties to a community disguised under the rouse of tax revenue and progress ruin the fabric a town has to offer. To destroy the architecture, land, and fabric of a town is to paint a new brush stroke over what was already beautiful and hide the history that led to the present. To preserve the integrity of a town is to preserve the best it has to offer for its people.
Please don’t destroy history for the sake of commercial expansion
East Hampton has always had no consideration for the past, such a shame to destroy a small town by over development.
We cant get it back once it is torn down, We need to keep historical buildings. We do not need another gas station or CVS, Walgreens or Walmart. Please save this for our future generations.
Please save this historic place.
Please preserve historic spaces.
Save our history please
This home is a testament and artifact of the heritage of Connecticut. If anyone thinks it’s okay to replace that for Mountain Dew, cigarettes, and obscure boner pills and horny goats weed, you need to take a longer look in the mirror at yourself.
Historical buildings and history are so important.
Please save the historic homes of this beautiful area! What a treasure Connecticut has with these!