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TEXAS HISTORICAL MARKER

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Londell Stover
4 years ago

This is a no brainer!

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Kai Viau
4 years ago

Fantastic Movie

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Mike Burgin
4 years ago

Keep cinematic history alive

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Johnny Cooper
4 years ago

I claim stake this this plot of land as to keep it a Sovereign and historical landmark. This signature states this is my proof of my adverse possession. Long live The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

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Swarnanko Chakraborty
4 years ago

It's truly a great initiative...my eternal full support for this one always...

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Raymond Ureste
4 years ago

Keep Quick Hill Road a Historical marker. Thanks Chainsaw fan

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Gwenda Hess
4 years ago

Save this...please

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Hector Chavez
4 years ago

Wonderful idea!!!

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Jason Teltow · petition starter
4 years ago

Yes all their names couldnt agree more

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Robert Guill
4 years ago

This is a GD National Treasure. This is not some Hipster Side project.

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Cody Hillyer
4 years ago

TCM!!

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Michael Ledford
4 years ago

This is an landmark area for the Original Texas Chainsaw Massacre filming location, the area should be fenced off around the area. Proud family who put full dedication into this filming should be recognized

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Ed
4 years ago

This is home to one of the most important movies ever made. Please make it a landmark.

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chuckuskiewiz
4 years ago

Done!

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Gordon Heater
4 years ago

Save our cinema history.

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Patrick Matthews
4 years ago

I think a marker is as great idea

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Johny Johnson
4 years ago

I'm all for it, I was there last year

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Natanael Lucas Aleandre
4 years ago

Let that historical marker be placed. For the preservation of this great American cultural patrimony.

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Chris McCabe
4 years ago

The Saw is family!

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Tyler Barstow
4 years ago Featured

Absolutely, this is a pilgrimage for many people across the US. Designating this as the historic place that it is, officially, would keep this holy land protected before another apartment complex gets put in. It's next to the highway, let Texas land stay Texas. The grass, the natural hills, and the site of a movie that stands as one of the most influential horror movies ever.