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'Save Yankee Stadium? Babe's Granddaughter Says "Yes"'

September 2, 2008

Regarding Andrew Wolf's recent article, "Save Yankee Stadium? Babe's Granddaughter Says 'Yes,'" I was beginning to think I was the only person out there that could not believe that we are about to tear down the greatest palace in the history of sport since the Roman Coliseum [Opinion, "Save Yankee Stadium? Babe's Granddaughter Says 'Yes,'" August 22, 2008].

Why is not more being said done to prevent this? Where is the supposed Landmarks Preservation Commission on this?

If Yankee Stadium is not a true national landmark, I don't know what in New York is.

The history that happened there, not just in baseball, is beyond question. Is it because saving it would be a difficult decision?

Then what is a landmark and what is worth saving?

JEFFREY BECKER

New York, N.Y.


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It is unbelievable to me that this would even be a discussion! Of course this stadium should be saved. At... [MORE]

Amy 

Sep 3, 2008 16:44

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