Preservation New Jersey’s 2009 10 Most Endangered Historic Sites list rallies support for these important character-defining landmarks and historic places that teeter on the brink of extinction. We hope that listing them will be a catalyst for positive change and that creative solutions can be found for their preservation.

• Robbinsville Industrial TrackRobbinsville and Hamilton Townships, Mercer County
• Princeton Battlefield SitePrinceton Township, Mercer County
• Maplewood Police HeadquartersMaplewood, Essex County
• Liberty Hall LandscapeUnion Township, Union County
• Lampkin HousePlainfield,
  Union County

• The Garden State Preservation Trust and the New Jersey Historic TrustStatewide
• First Presbyterian Church of EwingEwing,
  Mercer County
• The Fell-Thompson-
  Ackerman-Cable-
  Taylor HouseAllendale,
  Bergen County
• The Cope BuildingMullica Hill, Gloucester County
• Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge 128/ The Charms BuildingAsbury Park, Monmouth County

Ten Most Endangered Historic Sites is sponsored in part by the PNC Foundation

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