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SAVE the Historic Potawatomi Tower!

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Jamie LeCloux
5 years ago

Great place for a leg burn!! And the view is awesome as well. SAVE

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Gene Hackbarth
5 years ago

The tower is an historic treasure for both residents and visitors alike.

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Prudence Birtringer
5 years ago

Save the Tower!

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Amelia Taul
5 years ago

Please save this historic landmark!

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Paul Anschutz
5 years ago

Do the correct thing. SAVE this structure.

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Carrie Goettelman
5 years ago

Save this beautiful tower!

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Clayton Fulkerson
5 years ago

The proposal to demolish makes no sense. I hope historical status is forthcoming. As a member of the National Trust, I will alert them to the threat.

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Charlynn Hansen
5 years ago

Save our Potawatomi Tower!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

So many wonderful memories in this tower!

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David McDonough
5 years ago

Restore the tower, don’t tear it down.

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William C Parsons
5 years ago

This iconic structure is a critical save for the entire Sturgeon Bay area..

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William Scholten
5 years ago

Please preserve our Park's History!

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Robbi
5 years ago

Save the tower

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Clyde Birringer
6 years ago

There is so much support for this, I would think we could find a way to do this. If you tear it down, then it is REALLY not accessible to anyone. Build a platform, handicapped would love it!

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Steve Sohns
6 years ago

LET'S DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE TWICE!

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Michael E Egan
6 years ago

The Tower was old when I first climbed it, to view my new home. That was in 1997. Every visitor we had climbed that Tower to.share what we had seen that day. Please let it live!

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John Dallman
6 years ago

Spend the money!

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Phil Berndt
6 years ago

Nothing for anyone does not equate to accessibility. Loss of historical structures does not equate to accessibility. Providing additional panoramic view accesses that can be enjoyed by those with walking challenges are far more accessible than replacing an historic tower with an impossibly long winding parking-ramp-like structure - which might be harder to distance than taking each step at a time on your butt - cannot be the desire of those with mobility issues.

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Milt Kintopf
6 years ago

Love that old but good tower.

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Michael Wagner
6 years ago

It would take so little to preserve this iconic symbol of our park for future generations. Thanks for your efforts.