Please save the hotel.....any way you can....even if it's just the front outer shell......This building can be something great and bring many people to Flemington if done right!
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Jesse Titus
10 years ago
As someone with deep families ties to Hunterdon County and the Flemington area, I am beyond appalled that anyone would consider destroying this important and beautiful historical icon. I would rather see it vacant for years to come then for it to be destroyed. The development project might be a good idea, but really, here? Find another location please! This is a Ridiculous and embarrassing plan for the integrity of the town.
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Mark Lacari
10 years ago
This is absolutely wrong. To Destroy Historical Area's as part of a so called "Revitalization" is a dumb move. You have to keep the character of a neighborhood or two alive. By demolishing it, there is no such character even left. Strip Malls, Banks, and all these other developments are a joke in and of themselves. Here on Staten Island we have abandoned store fronts that many of our political representatives said would "redevelop and revitalize" the areas of interest. Instead it has backfired. Do not destroy this building!
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Carolyn Wowchuck
10 years ago
We need this to stay! This is such an important landmark!
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Abby
10 years ago
Flemington is all about the history and the hotel is a big part of that. It can be fixed and updated to meet today's standards. Tearing it down destroys that history.
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Siva Jonnada
10 years ago
Once the past is destroyed, it'll never come back. All we'll have are memories.
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Ray Vomacka
10 years ago
Great way to destroy a very historical town. What happened to the days when people had class?
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Lori Van Pelt
10 years ago
The Union Hotel is Flemington! Don't let another historic legacy be destroyed by mismanagement.
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Brian Garcia
10 years ago
Yeah we should save the Union Hotel I mean like I grew up in flemington and as a child I've always liked walking pass that hotel
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Dan Goldman
10 years ago
This is an issue for all of NJ, not just Flemington or Hunterdon County!
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Gabrielle Garritano
10 years ago
Flemington has lost to many historic locations already. This is just to much. You don't need to destroy a town to rebuild it.
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Kim Horner
10 years ago
WHY? Why would anyone tear down history? I grew up in this town and I'm saddened by the way it looks. This is just the topper. I'm ready to leave again. I'll go pay taxes in a town that respects history.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
If Frenchtown can do it so can Flemington! Save the Union Hotel
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Perry Wolk-Weiss
10 years ago
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Flemington's unique character comes from buildings like the Union Hotel. This is what would draw people to this town. While the building needs extensive renovations, the ROI would be worth it on many levels. It isn't always just about the money.
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Scott Sakos
10 years ago
Please don't take down the Union Hotel!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Keep the hotel. Maybe put offices on the upper floors and a restaurant on the first floor.
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Elizabeth Kica
10 years ago
Save the UH!
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Tara Mishkovsky
10 years ago
Don't lose your cultural heritage and Flemington charm!
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Mary Ann Tirpok
10 years ago
Years of great memories. We can not afford to lose another historical sight!
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Jennifer Martin
10 years ago
The stagecoach proposal that was submitted looks like a building you would find in Newark. Please preserve the history here and find a way to make it work
Please save the hotel.....any way you can....even if it's just the front outer shell......This building can be something great and bring many people to Flemington if done right!
As someone with deep families ties to Hunterdon County and the Flemington area, I am beyond appalled that anyone would consider destroying this important and beautiful historical icon. I would rather see it vacant for years to come then for it to be destroyed. The development project might be a good idea, but really, here? Find another location please! This is a Ridiculous and embarrassing plan for the integrity of the town.
This is absolutely wrong. To Destroy Historical Area's as part of a so called "Revitalization" is a dumb move. You have to keep the character of a neighborhood or two alive. By demolishing it, there is no such character even left. Strip Malls, Banks, and all these other developments are a joke in and of themselves. Here on Staten Island we have abandoned store fronts that many of our political representatives said would "redevelop and revitalize" the areas of interest. Instead it has backfired. Do not destroy this building!
We need this to stay! This is such an important landmark!
Flemington is all about the history and the hotel is a big part of that. It can be fixed and updated to meet today's standards. Tearing it down destroys that history.
Once the past is destroyed, it'll never come back. All we'll have are memories.
Great way to destroy a very historical town. What happened to the days when people had class?
The Union Hotel is Flemington! Don't let another historic legacy be destroyed by mismanagement.
Yeah we should save the Union Hotel I mean like I grew up in flemington and as a child I've always liked walking pass that hotel
This is an issue for all of NJ, not just Flemington or Hunterdon County!
Flemington has lost to many historic locations already. This is just to much. You don't need to destroy a town to rebuild it.
WHY? Why would anyone tear down history? I grew up in this town and I'm saddened by the way it looks. This is just the topper. I'm ready to leave again. I'll go pay taxes in a town that respects history.
If Frenchtown can do it so can Flemington! Save the Union Hotel
Flemington's unique character comes from buildings like the Union Hotel. This is what would draw people to this town. While the building needs extensive renovations, the ROI would be worth it on many levels. It isn't always just about the money.
Please don't take down the Union Hotel!!!
Keep the hotel. Maybe put offices on the upper floors and a restaurant on the first floor.
Save the UH!
Don't lose your cultural heritage and Flemington charm!
Years of great memories. We can not afford to lose another historical sight!
The stagecoach proposal that was submitted looks like a building you would find in Newark. Please preserve the history here and find a way to make it work