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Save the Union Hotel in Flemington NJ

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Patty kite wilkinson
10 years ago

Save the Union Hotel

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Amy Hansen
10 years ago

Please save the historical buildings and the beautiful and unique character of downtown Flemington.

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Lisa Soriero
10 years ago

Restore the hotel its history for god sakes!

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Tammy Riemenschnitter
10 years ago

Flemington would never be the same without the hotel. Whoever has the idea to tear it down should be shot. Its a historical landmark. It should be refurbished and used as an inn as it was intended. It could b made into a museum! What is wrong with people???

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kim
10 years ago Featured

I've lived in this town for 27 years. I used to go to the hotel for dinner with my parents all the time as a kid. We've had parties and family dinners there. It's been apart of my life since I was born. My father used to work there. SAVE THE HOTEL!

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karen mcgowan - gallagher
10 years ago

we are slowly loosing our history. I have seen what "new " buildings look like to the older ones removed., Very Sad.

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Jayne matlock
10 years ago

I used to go there often in years past It would be a great loss to the town of Flemingtonfor such an iconic landmark to be demolished.

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Debra Nickel
10 years ago

I love the history of the place. It means a lot to so many people. If it could be saved, that would be great!

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Michael Santora
10 years ago

Don't you dare!

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Betty Jane Biache
10 years ago

My Dad worked in the Court House and would always eat lunch in the Hotel and mingle with the guests. It was such a beautiful place and could be again. Please save it.

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Kathy Traynor
10 years ago

Save the Hotel, Tired of the Jack Cust destroying the history to put a buck in his pocket

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Tyler Parker
10 years ago

Historic piece of Flemington. Save the Union Hotel!

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Kurt Goodfriend
10 years ago

I moved from flemington three years ago but I was born and raised there, it is a great town and the hotel is part of its history and it needs to stay

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Jessica Sikorsky
10 years ago

I may no longer live in Flemington, but I do still attend church in Flemington and my mother and other family still live there, so I am in town on a regular basis. Every time I go to town I am literally almost brought to tears. As a kid I grew up in town (Mine Street) and history was everywhere... you were almost tripping over the history in town....now I see more and more historical buildings and sites destroyed or demolished completely for "progress". This is not progress when the new fangled store that was put in on a historical site tanks and the whole place is ripped down. Now you want to rip down one of the most historical sites in our towns history for "progress"..... saying it will cost too much to fix. Since when do we put a price on history? Since when do we put a price on learning opportunities? Fix up the Union Hotel and bring it back or as close to the time of the trail.....turn the hotel in to a museum for the Lindbergh trail. This will then generate income to pay off the amount to fix the hotel and later help the town as well. Give kids a hands on approach to the history....preserve a landmark AND bring life back into down town. All arguments solved with one solution. Why can't this be done?

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virginia mcgowan
10 years ago

We so enjoy visiting Flemington as it feels so comfortable visiting a town of long ago.

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maureen tauber
10 years ago

Please save this hotel! It is a beautiful piece of history and art.

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adam Wengryn
10 years ago

Flemington has lost so much already. This is just short sighted.

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Colleen McGowan
10 years ago

Shocking to see the building proposal from Cust. That belongs on 31, not in the middle of town, surrounded by the beautiful historic buildings. Would be a sore thumb. That building needs to be saved.

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Suzanne Parsons
10 years ago

Flemington will not be anyone's destination if it's unique charm is gone.

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Michael Overington
10 years ago

I am a hotel developer and have successfully restored many landmark buildings an NY, London, SF Miami. It is a crime to distroy such a landmark.