|
|
2002: Bayley-Ellard Carriage House; Camp Evans;
The Covenhoven Farm; Maxwell House Factory Complex; Endangered Barns;
Essex County Jail; Finlaw Building; George L. Pease Memorial Library;
Ramsayburg Homestead; Old Stone Bridge
Download the 2002 10
Most Endangered Historic Sites [PDF]
(contains photos and descriptions)
2001: Vanishing Villages of Rural New Jersey;
The Bergen Archways and Erie Cut; Post Office, Cliffside Park; Camp
Glen Gray; Roosevelt Hospital; Jockey Hollow Section, Morristown
National Historical Park; Kip’s Castle; Quarry Stone Houses;
Flemington Fairgrounds; New Jersey’s Grand Shore Hotels
Download the
2001 10 Most Endangered Historic Sites [PDF]
(contains photos and descriptions)
2000: Westside All Wars Memorial; Lustron Homes;
The Sears, Roebuck & Company Building; Ferractue Machine Company;
Pierson's Mill; Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Powerhouse;
The Washington Road Elm Allée; Morris-Saltar-Hartshorne-Tredwell
House; Hackett-Strang House; Betsy Frazee House
Download the
2000 10 Most Endangered Historic Sites [PDF]
(contains photos and descriptions)
1995-2000: Preservation New Jersey established
New Jersey's 10 Most Endangered Historic Sites list in 1995.
We have compiled A Retrospective of Preservation New Jersey's
Most Endangered Lists which contains photos and articles
about:
- the lists from 1995-2000
- the impact of public policy
- preservation vs. development
- the value of the list
- new uses for historic buildings
- advantage of an advocate
- about Preservation New Jersey
Download
the Retrospective [PDF]
|
 |
 |
|
It’s been an amazing, challenging year for historic places, preservationists in New Jersey, and for Preservation New Jersey! The constantly changing status of endangered places makes us feel like coaster riders at Great Adventure:
• the distinguished Classical Revival-style Sears Building in Camden (10 Most Endangered 2000), once thought saved, then endangered again in 2007 by an ill-considered and state-supported redevelopment plan, had another reprieve recently
• Eerio Saarinen’s Bell Labs in Holmdel (10 Most Endangered, 2007), internationally significant for its architecture, landscape and scientific history, has been threatened by a redevelopment proposal that may, for the time being, be delayed by a buyer withdrawing their purchase offer
Both of these, and other endangered sites stories, can be found in this issue of Preservation Perspective. continue>>
|
|
|
