Please save this home for the further enjoyment of this generation, as well as future ones.
Sincerely, Michael T. Harper
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Dani Seeds
6 years ago
Is it for sale?
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Jeff Bivins
6 years ago
Yeah...no. Don’t mess with me heritage bro.
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Karen Cason
6 years ago
Please deny the demolition of this home.
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Logan King
6 years ago
Why don’t they just fix them up and make them places for rent don’t tear them down please
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Hannah Smith
6 years ago
This home is a keystone in the community and should remain as such.
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Melanie Snow
6 years ago
it is offensive that the First Baptist Church thinks that they can trade a core piece of Bainbridge's history that has supplied generations with irreplaceable memories for a patch of asphalt.
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Jair Mendez
6 years ago
This is not ok. You don't get to tear down historical homes for a dumb parking lot. Pray at home!!
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ROBBIE TURNER
6 years ago
Once this is gone it CANNOT be replaced, save it !
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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It is shameful that people in this town are trying to tear down history for a parking lot, like there isn't infinite street parking on any block surrounding the church. We are the stewards of our own history, but they want to tear it down for some asphalt. Shameful.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Surely we can do better than tearing this down.
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Sidney Bridges
6 years ago
Bainbridge’s history is slipping away at an alarming rate. You don’t get it back.
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Charlotte Atkinson
6 years ago
I am 63 years old and I remember going inside this house when I was in elementary school. This historical home is a large part of Bainbridge History in my opinion....
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Save our history
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Joseph
6 years ago
Save this house
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Katharine P Lindley
6 years ago
The history of our lovely town is important. Please help us preserve it.
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Mary Ann
6 years ago
Please value treasures like this. Once destroyed, it cannot be replaced.
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David Yoakley Mitchell
6 years ago
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I appreciate the complexity of one's rights versus the ideals of a community. But - I beseech you to embrace the narrative that we are stewards of our space and time. These homes connect the past to the present and provide an additional example of the amazing architecture of Bainbridge.
Save the history of Bainbridge
Save the Cooper House!!
Please save this home for the further enjoyment of this generation, as well as future ones. Sincerely, Michael T. Harper
Is it for sale?
Yeah...no. Don’t mess with me heritage bro.
Please deny the demolition of this home.
Why don’t they just fix them up and make them places for rent don’t tear them down please
This home is a keystone in the community and should remain as such.
it is offensive that the First Baptist Church thinks that they can trade a core piece of Bainbridge's history that has supplied generations with irreplaceable memories for a patch of asphalt.
This is not ok. You don't get to tear down historical homes for a dumb parking lot. Pray at home!!
Once this is gone it CANNOT be replaced, save it !
It is shameful that people in this town are trying to tear down history for a parking lot, like there isn't infinite street parking on any block surrounding the church. We are the stewards of our own history, but they want to tear it down for some asphalt. Shameful.
Surely we can do better than tearing this down.
Bainbridge’s history is slipping away at an alarming rate. You don’t get it back.
I am 63 years old and I remember going inside this house when I was in elementary school. This historical home is a large part of Bainbridge History in my opinion....
Save our history
Save this house
The history of our lovely town is important. Please help us preserve it.
Please value treasures like this. Once destroyed, it cannot be replaced.
I appreciate the complexity of one's rights versus the ideals of a community. But - I beseech you to embrace the narrative that we are stewards of our space and time. These homes connect the past to the present and provide an additional example of the amazing architecture of Bainbridge.