Comment Log - Eureka Springs, Arkansas Trolley Feasability Study


Name: David Paul Tuttle
Berkeley, Calfiornia
Comments: I'm looking for photos of the trolley systems in your study. Can you send me to some sources? We are proposing a similar system in Spokane Washington. Nice report! Paul Tuttle
Tuesday, January 23, 2001
Name: David Paul Tuttle
Ber, Tuesday, January 23, 2001
Name: Pat Shirrell
Eureka Springs, AR>
Comments: Would someone please tell me why this study is coing up instead of geekfest public bulletin board? Or how can I e-mail the meister or someone to find out?
Wednesday, June 14, 2000
Sunday, January 23, 2000
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Saturday, January 22, 2000
Name: Andy Nold
Irving, Texas
Comments: Streetcars for sale. 2 Melbourne W-5's (complete) 1 Porto Portugal FCP Semi-Convert. (Ca.1915)(complete) 1 Stone & Webster Standard 12 window body (1911) 1 American Car Co. Birney Safety Car body (1920) Cars are in various states of restoration/completeness. Email for details. Street Railway Associates Fuzzymoney@worldnet.att.net tnold@bigfoot.com Street Railway Associates
Wednesday, December 01, 1999
Comments: Response to K. Harrison RE: trolley rendering by R. Pollard Feb. 1, 1999 To: Kathy Harrison / edited e-mail message Feb. 1, 1999 Kathy, RE: Richard Pollard / trolley rendering The drawings that the Preservation Society purchased are the color renderings, the show cards, and Vision 2000 Plan Booklets, which include 2 drawings of downtown, 1 with and 1 w/o street, the entry road at planner Hill and Main St. transversing northerly with sidewalks. Those are currently stored at the Historical Museum. The sepia drawn by Richard Pollard, which produced the drawing in the Study was purchased by me and I still have possession/ownership of it.  Mr. Pollard will soon modify his original drawing to more suitably depict the "Streetcar" vision of the Feasibility Study. He approved the use of the subject drawing in the Study and we will continue to use it until he modifies it. Steve Miller, CETA Sec
Monday, February 01, 1999
Comments: A month has passed and you are still using property of the Eureka Springs Preservation Society on your website logo. Once again we will ask that you remove our rendering from your format. Thank you.
Tuesday, January 12, 1999
Name: Kathy Harrison
Eureka Springs, Ar
Comments: I recognize the drawing on your webpage as belonging to the Eureka Springs Preservation Society. The original is locked in the Preservation Room at our local Historical Museum. This drawing and others, were done without the authorization of our board. This was late summer 1997, when a board member wanted to obtain an ISTEA grant for our group. He wanted to build sidewalks and place replecia streetlights down his street as well as down Planner Hill. Being a non-profit this was not acceptable. Mr Ron Latimer resigned and the artist Mr. Richard Pollard was paid by our board for these drawings. At that time they became full possessions of the E.S. P.S. and we were convinced we had the originals and copies. I would like to know how you came to use this picture. Thank you for your response. Kathy Harrison President- Eureka Springs Preservation Society
Sunday, November 29, 1998
Name: Nikki Salazar
Eureka Springs, AR
Comments: Has anyone thought to get permission from the Parks & Recreation Commission for use of Harmon Park and its buildings considering that they have plans for this area?
Wednesday, November 25, 1998
Name: Kim Ridenour
Eureka Springs, AR
Comments: First comment. Test of the system.
Saturday, November 21, 1998