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#SaveJusticeBlackProperty

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Charles Weber
7 years ago

Please do not destroy this very significant and precious site.

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Anna Bowman
7 years ago

You must honor the agreement and prioritize preserving open space and historical spaces in Old Town.

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Jordan Wright
7 years ago

Please hold up the original demand to preserve this property.

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Mitchell Shirley
7 years ago

All history should be preserved especially such an important yet under-credited landmark!

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Peter Pennington
7 years ago

Looks like a rethink would be in order

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep it natural as is. No need for more commercial space.

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Felix Garcia Jr
7 years ago

Protect this property for its historical significance!!

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Yvonne D Callahan
7 years ago

please do the right thing and protect this historic property. you legacy will be preserved if you do so--and will never recover if you don't.

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Susan Yoon Edgington
7 years ago

Alexandria City Council should support preservation of historical property and land!

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John Thorpe Richards Jr
7 years ago

The City Council has both the right and responsibility to preserve this landmark property with its unique urban open space so that the generations of the future can seen the place where this renowned Justice of the Supreme Court transformed the law of the land for the better.

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Timothy D Belevetz
7 years ago

Please do the right thing. We—and you—are stewards of this historic city.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please respect Justice Blacks wishes.

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Stephen Milone
7 years ago

City Council must step up and support the open space easement that Justice and Mrs. Black's gifted to the public good of Alexandrians, Virginian and the nation.

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Leland Ness
7 years ago

The intent of the easement donor is clear and should be honored. The Open Space Act requires constant vigilance - it is time for the City Council to step up.

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Paloma Zuleta
7 years ago

Save History!

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Susan E Batchelder
7 years ago

Leave the building and gardens alone!

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Abby Owen
7 years ago

Upholding the will of Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black is a tribute to him and the love he had for Old Town. Most of it upholding the easement shores up the historical rules and regulations that govern life in our wonderful city.

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Nancy Kegan Smith
7 years ago

It is so important to save this historic property in keeping with what Justice Black proactively protected.

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Mary Ann Smith
7 years ago

Save history!

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Bette Foster
7 years ago

Go ,Gebe ❣️