I know beyond any doubt that the proposed plan is not the only route the road can take. Any engineer worth his salt will agree. It is not necessary to disrupt or destroy the mission of historical education the museum fulfills, which is such a significant part of the character of the local community. Find another alternative.
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Pastor Roy R Dabney
9 years ago
I believe the educational message delivered by this organization is important for all ages and is needed by all.
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Steve Hickman
9 years ago
To disrespect a museum preserving the history of the American Soldier by taking away property they use to educate the public is a travisty.
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Mark Hawthorne
9 years ago
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Don't disrespect our veterans. This museum is the prime venue in Brazos County for educating the public, particularly our younger generations, about the sacrifices our servicemen and women have made in the defense of our country. Remove the proposed road from the map.
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Kent Vining
9 years ago
Fredericksburg has seen the value in having a Historic Tourism site in thier city, which brings customers to restaurants and lodging owners. The wisdom of having a Historic Tourism destination within two hours of Houston and Waco should not escape city fathers looking for direct tax income to the city from sales taxes spent by visitors from other parts of Texas. Football season doesn't last all year long.
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Brett Dixon
9 years ago
Remove this road from the long-term plan.
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Colt Flanagan
9 years ago
This museum serves as a reminder of what those who have sacrificed so much went through. Do not dishonor the memory of such valor by taking away from the museums ability to portray or showcase those times.
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Peggy pfaff
9 years ago
Save the museum
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Lawrence Frappier
9 years ago
Please reroute the road so it does not impact the museum. The work they do there to preserve history is incredible and inspiring.
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Jim Yarbray
9 years ago
Please reconsider the proposed route. Please do not put such a burden on a honorable living museum that honors our fighting men and women.
Thank you.
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Jennifer Gerlich
9 years ago
Please don't deplete the property values and ruin the use of the museum's property just because you think you can.
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James W Holt
9 years ago
Save the land for the history.
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Hugh Ashburn
9 years ago
Please don't ruin the Museum!
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Margo Rye
9 years ago
The Museum of the American GI is an important historical and cultural museum. Please plan your expansion around it and preserve this important museum!
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Andrew Huebner
9 years ago
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Being a historian myself and a living history volunteer, I truly believe that this move would be disastrous to the museum. There are other ways to build the proper roads without hampering the museum's goals.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
why get rid of the best place for educating people of today about the most terrible conflicts the world has ever seen?
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Veronica Grooms
9 years ago
A wonderful asset to the Brazos Valley. I enjoy my visits there and I feel this museum and its grounds need to be preserved for the entertainment and education they provide.
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Richard Hutchinson
9 years ago
Come on guys. Why do we need a road right there. Let's try to keep our heritage and not destroy it.
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Sheila Dotson
9 years ago
Please save the museum of the American GI.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please protect and save the museum land from road construction. We can not neglect the preservation of our past, especially not in the name of progress.
I know beyond any doubt that the proposed plan is not the only route the road can take. Any engineer worth his salt will agree. It is not necessary to disrupt or destroy the mission of historical education the museum fulfills, which is such a significant part of the character of the local community. Find another alternative.
I believe the educational message delivered by this organization is important for all ages and is needed by all.
To disrespect a museum preserving the history of the American Soldier by taking away property they use to educate the public is a travisty.
Don't disrespect our veterans. This museum is the prime venue in Brazos County for educating the public, particularly our younger generations, about the sacrifices our servicemen and women have made in the defense of our country. Remove the proposed road from the map.
Fredericksburg has seen the value in having a Historic Tourism site in thier city, which brings customers to restaurants and lodging owners. The wisdom of having a Historic Tourism destination within two hours of Houston and Waco should not escape city fathers looking for direct tax income to the city from sales taxes spent by visitors from other parts of Texas. Football season doesn't last all year long.
Remove this road from the long-term plan.
This museum serves as a reminder of what those who have sacrificed so much went through. Do not dishonor the memory of such valor by taking away from the museums ability to portray or showcase those times.
Save the museum
Please reroute the road so it does not impact the museum. The work they do there to preserve history is incredible and inspiring.
Please reconsider the proposed route. Please do not put such a burden on a honorable living museum that honors our fighting men and women. Thank you.
Please don't deplete the property values and ruin the use of the museum's property just because you think you can.
Save the land for the history.
Please don't ruin the Museum!
The Museum of the American GI is an important historical and cultural museum. Please plan your expansion around it and preserve this important museum!
Being a historian myself and a living history volunteer, I truly believe that this move would be disastrous to the museum. There are other ways to build the proper roads without hampering the museum's goals.
why get rid of the best place for educating people of today about the most terrible conflicts the world has ever seen?
A wonderful asset to the Brazos Valley. I enjoy my visits there and I feel this museum and its grounds need to be preserved for the entertainment and education they provide.
Come on guys. Why do we need a road right there. Let's try to keep our heritage and not destroy it.
Please save the museum of the American GI.
Please protect and save the museum land from road construction. We can not neglect the preservation of our past, especially not in the name of progress.