Please save this - we had our reception here when we were married and it has such great memories for us!
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Paul Renaldo
10 years ago
Please save this great hotel!
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Maggie Coudriet Siegel
10 years ago
I cannot believe that this structure hasn't been declared an historic site! Common' Jersey!
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Heidi Danberry
10 years ago
Oh no my dad told me stories of the famous trial.
This is History and it must be Saved!!!
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Alexandra Walrath
10 years ago
Redevelopment and historic preservation are not mutually exclusive. The best way to breathe new life into Flemington's downtown is to restore the landmarks that make our town unique.
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Laura Wilson
10 years ago
My grandfather was one of the 5 State Trooper Detectives in the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping case. The Union Hotel is a irreplaceable piece of history in Flemingtons timeline. Please respect and save the heart of Flemington.
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Eric Scher
10 years ago
The character of this building is critical to the downtown of Flemington. Resurrecting and repurposing of this icon is vital to Flemington's history and to its identity.
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randi scher
10 years ago
The Union Hotel is part of Flemington's unique character, both architecturally and historically. Please don't allow Flemington's downtown to become another bland, one-size-fits-all area.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Save this beautiful and historic landmark...my family was part of the Lindbergh trial..it would be devastating to destroy such a part of history! Restoring this hotel would bring in people, thereby bringing business to the town.
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Charles M Psemeneki
10 years ago
Save it! don't further ruin down town
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Cindyihm
10 years ago
Must save our past to appreciate our future.
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Della Palmer-Kuntz
10 years ago
This is so sad. Wake up people this is history take your town back & remember our history! What is wrong with every one.
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James Davis
10 years ago
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I used to take my mother to dinner in the dining room here. There were historic murals of the area. She would always tell me stories about the Lindbergh trial and all the famous reporters who stayed there. Who in their right mind would want to tear this place down
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Sandra McNicol
10 years ago
The "vision" should be to retain the character of the Union Hotel as much as possible while doing modern renovations. Look at Boston - history in the facade and basic structure; future behind the walls. Come on Jack, you can do it!
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Lisa Varlese
10 years ago
In the interest of historical sites, can't we save this one?
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Susan Walton
10 years ago
Our beautiful town has not been managed well. Please don't make a terrible mistake and take away this wonderful, historical, landmark. Thank you.
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John Winterbottom
10 years ago
The town is crazy for letting the destruction of the landmark be considered. Might as well create Main Street a one big box store shopping center. And you know the town has plenty of money to save it if the town leaders want to save the town...
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Laura Davidson
10 years ago
This historical site should not be demolished...this is a part of history in our country.
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Sandra Flood
10 years ago
Really? Tear it down? Time to "fire" the powers that be in Flemington!
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Bill Santoro
10 years ago
This building is a one of a kind treasure. Tearing it down is a disservice to the town. It will lose its uniqueness, never to return. I do a majority of my shopping there. This new construction proposal, is a complete turn off. I'll probably look towards Clinton, etc as my alternative to the concrete monstrosity being proposed.
Please save this - we had our reception here when we were married and it has such great memories for us!
Please save this great hotel!
I cannot believe that this structure hasn't been declared an historic site! Common' Jersey!
Oh no my dad told me stories of the famous trial. This is History and it must be Saved!!!
Redevelopment and historic preservation are not mutually exclusive. The best way to breathe new life into Flemington's downtown is to restore the landmarks that make our town unique.
My grandfather was one of the 5 State Trooper Detectives in the Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping case. The Union Hotel is a irreplaceable piece of history in Flemingtons timeline. Please respect and save the heart of Flemington.
The character of this building is critical to the downtown of Flemington. Resurrecting and repurposing of this icon is vital to Flemington's history and to its identity.
The Union Hotel is part of Flemington's unique character, both architecturally and historically. Please don't allow Flemington's downtown to become another bland, one-size-fits-all area.
Save this beautiful and historic landmark...my family was part of the Lindbergh trial..it would be devastating to destroy such a part of history! Restoring this hotel would bring in people, thereby bringing business to the town.
Save it! don't further ruin down town
Must save our past to appreciate our future.
This is so sad. Wake up people this is history take your town back & remember our history! What is wrong with every one.
I used to take my mother to dinner in the dining room here. There were historic murals of the area. She would always tell me stories about the Lindbergh trial and all the famous reporters who stayed there. Who in their right mind would want to tear this place down
The "vision" should be to retain the character of the Union Hotel as much as possible while doing modern renovations. Look at Boston - history in the facade and basic structure; future behind the walls. Come on Jack, you can do it!
In the interest of historical sites, can't we save this one?
Our beautiful town has not been managed well. Please don't make a terrible mistake and take away this wonderful, historical, landmark. Thank you.
The town is crazy for letting the destruction of the landmark be considered. Might as well create Main Street a one big box store shopping center. And you know the town has plenty of money to save it if the town leaders want to save the town...
This historical site should not be demolished...this is a part of history in our country.
Really? Tear it down? Time to "fire" the powers that be in Flemington!
This building is a one of a kind treasure. Tearing it down is a disservice to the town. It will lose its uniqueness, never to return. I do a majority of my shopping there. This new construction proposal, is a complete turn off. I'll probably look towards Clinton, etc as my alternative to the concrete monstrosity being proposed.