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Save the remains of UConn's Faculty Row

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Steve Cohen
4 years ago

Please preserve the last vestiges of this part of UCONN

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Suzanne Schrager
4 years ago

Keep these for history!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Keep UCONN History -Keep the Brown Houses!

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Margot Sheehan
4 years ago

History is important!! Keep this small bit of architectural history of UCONN’s early days as an agricultural college!

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Stephanie Balogh
4 years ago

Keep some of the original UConn history!!! WTH

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Frank
4 years ago

Save these buildings They are in better shape than most of the new ones built

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Deborah Beacham
4 years ago

Save history!!

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Maureen
4 years ago

Save the houses

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Patricia Bruhn
4 years ago

Why are you getting rid of old houses that withstand the test of time? Fix them up and use them.

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Elizabeth Port
4 years ago

Don’t forget historic structures!

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Pamela Mahoney
4 years ago

Please protect these historic buildings and maintain them!

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Tim Walsh
4 years ago

If you promise to preserve, then you must preserve!

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Kathy McDonald
4 years ago

Dear UConn: History matters!

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Alicia Primer
4 years ago

Please save these fine buildings. History matters.

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Robert Reed
4 years ago

Do the right thing and leave these houses alone. Honor your agreement.

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Holly Reed
4 years ago

Historic preservation should be a priority!

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Michael Emmons Jr
4 years ago

Expansion does NOT require erasing a key historical area of our beautiful campus! As an alum and donor, I'm really disappointed in the university on this reversal. Please do the right thing!

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Jane Dalal
4 years ago

I'm sure these building can be preserved and put to a good use. Please, don't destroy them.

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Mark Thomas
4 years ago

Irreplaceable context of UCONN history. Reneging on a formal commitment.

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Susan Moynihan
4 years ago

UConn class of 1983