I have visited many times as I live in the area. The home is lovely and just needs to be renovated and opened for us to enjoy. The 2 houses are of huge value and add significantly to seaway visitor pleasure and interest in the area.
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Gwen Garand
3 years ago
Please save Forward house
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Marvin
3 years ago
We need to save historical buildings, they are some of the only things we have to connect to our past and families.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
All historical buildings should be saved. It’s part of the town’s legacy
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Paula Baker
7 years ago
We cannot let them destroy our history.
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Ronda Wood
7 years ago
Shame to lose a heritage building that should be taught to students nowadays, when it hasn't been in decades!
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Lorraine Bottan
7 years ago
Shame to do away with this beautiful piece of History.
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Colleen rooney
7 years ago
Bad enough so many lost their homes. The least we can do is respect what's left. And restore it. Thanks
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Stephen McDonald
8 years ago
This is unbelievable. Destroying a house so old. Unbelievable bureaucracy that doesn't care about heritage.
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Audrey Bailey
8 years ago
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I lived nearby this lovely old house while attending Iroquois High School. There is so little left of the old Iroquois. Surely this historic building is so significant to the cultural heritage of the area that demolition should never be an option.
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Jamie Wyatt
8 years ago
Why destroy what can be repaired? Apply for the nessasary programs that are already in place to do the repairs. Save history. Don’t destroy it.
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Suzanne Bailey
8 years ago
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The history of this area is of national importance. The flooding of historic Canadian towns as part of the construction of the St. Laurence-Seaway resulted in the significant loss of Canadian cultural heritage. We need to protect what is left of historic Iroquois and the remarkable history of this region.
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Frank Lee
8 years ago
There is a flaw in process if this site has not yet been designated as a Heritage Site. This is a cornerstone building for the community.
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Suzanne Evanson-Myers
8 years ago
Enough already! Like our global environment, Too much of our precious history has been lost to shortsighted greed from which there is no turning back...Please save these precious historical sites...
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Penny
8 years ago
Enough history has been lost, please save this house.
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Melissa Musumeci
8 years ago
Please save your history. It can never be replaced and these old structures are our treasure for the future, which will promote tourism in years to come.
History matters.
Save this place it is beautiful.
I have visited many times as I live in the area. The home is lovely and just needs to be renovated and opened for us to enjoy. The 2 houses are of huge value and add significantly to seaway visitor pleasure and interest in the area.
Please save Forward house
We need to save historical buildings, they are some of the only things we have to connect to our past and families.
All historical buildings should be saved. It’s part of the town’s legacy
We cannot let them destroy our history.
Shame to lose a heritage building that should be taught to students nowadays, when it hasn't been in decades!
Shame to do away with this beautiful piece of History.
Bad enough so many lost their homes. The least we can do is respect what's left. And restore it. Thanks
This is unbelievable. Destroying a house so old. Unbelievable bureaucracy that doesn't care about heritage.
I lived nearby this lovely old house while attending Iroquois High School. There is so little left of the old Iroquois. Surely this historic building is so significant to the cultural heritage of the area that demolition should never be an option.
Why destroy what can be repaired? Apply for the nessasary programs that are already in place to do the repairs. Save history. Don’t destroy it.
The history of this area is of national importance. The flooding of historic Canadian towns as part of the construction of the St. Laurence-Seaway resulted in the significant loss of Canadian cultural heritage. We need to protect what is left of historic Iroquois and the remarkable history of this region.
There is a flaw in process if this site has not yet been designated as a Heritage Site. This is a cornerstone building for the community.
Enough already! Like our global environment, Too much of our precious history has been lost to shortsighted greed from which there is no turning back...Please save these precious historical sites...
Enough history has been lost, please save this house.
Please save your history. It can never be replaced and these old structures are our treasure for the future, which will promote tourism in years to come.
Save the house
Please save this historic landmark.