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Save the Empire Mine State Historic Park

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Kim L. King
12 years ago

California

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Ceci Enright
12 years ago

Californi

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Cathy Anderson-Meyers
12 years ago

I can't imagine you would even CONSIDER this action. Please don't follow through.

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Paul Conforti
12 years ago

California

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Kristina Lucas-Hayden
12 years ago

We love this mine site. History is so important and this place is wonderful!

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Gloria Novak
12 years ago

It is hard to believe that someone has even thought to sell this incredible piece of California history. I have friends coming from China this summer, and this is one of the first places I planned to show them, as I do with all of my out of town friends. When my daughter visits, even though we have been there a dozen times, we always go back. If my daughter hadn't gotten married in the dead of winter, I would have held her wedding there. Please, please, please, do not sell this very special people's park.

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Miranda Hill
12 years ago

California

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Jeanette Grayeb-Mihal
12 years ago

Preserve our history.

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Mark Winkler
12 years ago

Too rare and fine to to sell- don't do it!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

It is a great state park!

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Shannon Polugar
12 years ago

We cannot sell off our history. Having access to a park such as this helps preserve our cultural heritage as Californians. So much of our history has already been lost to time and development; future generations need this connection.

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Jim Brake
12 years ago

Preserving the park to the south of the highway is the most critical.

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Beth Murphy
12 years ago

CA

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Lisa Van Horn
12 years ago

Save the mine!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

One of California's most important historic treasures

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Mehgan Holland
12 years ago Featured

My family and I have visited this park since I was 5 years old. It was the first place I thought of for my wedding. All of our guests were in awe that we were able to get married in such a magical place. Please don't take this away from our community!!

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Kathy Devlin
12 years ago

My great uncle, Phil Keast was an engineer at the Empire Mine and was the one who poured the last gold bar before it closed. We need to save this great piece of history.

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Steven A Wolf
12 years ago

This park it too important to the whole gold rush area to just walk away and leave it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

you can't be serious about closing this unique historic landmark

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Valerie Huffman
12 years ago

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