11 Most Endangered Historic Places

America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places About Us

America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places has identified more than 200 one-of-a-kind historic treasures since 1988. From urban districts to rural landscapes, Native American landmarks to 20th-century sports arenas, entire communities to single buildings, the list spotlights places across America that are threatened by neglect, insufficient funds, inappropriate development, or insensitive public policy.

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Endangered places matter, which is why people across the country are showing their support for historic treasures we can't afford to lose. Join them by adding your name to our map. Show Your Support »

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From suggested tweets to videos made for sharing, use our social media toolkit to help spread the word about this year’s endangered historic places. Spread the Word »

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We've shared our list of endangered historic places. What's on yours? Boarded up churches, overgrown parks, abandoned schools, forgotten Main Streets – every city or town has historic places that have seen better days. Take a moment to tell us about the endangered places in your neighborhood. How are you trying to save them? Why can't we afford to lose them? Share Your Story »

Latest Updates

Success at Century Plaza Hotel
Next Century Associates has agreed to revise its development proposal in a way that will retain this historic hotel. Learn More »

Bridge of Lions: The iconic 1927 bridge reopens some 13 years after being threatened with demolition. Learn More »
Miami Marine Stadium: Miami-Dade County allocates $3 million towards the rehabilitation of the stadium. Learn More »