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Discover America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places for 2025

  • 1.  Discover America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places for 2025

    Posted 05-07-2025 10:47 AM

    Now in its 38th year, the National Trust's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places list highlights critical threats to historic sites while promoting community-led preservation as a path to resilience and recovery. This year's list underscores how revitalizing and repurposing historic places not only protects cultural heritage but also strengthens communities by fostering economic resilience and adaptive reuse. Read more The National Trust for Historic Preservation 

    Cedar Key, Florida

    photo by:Pat Bonish - Bonish Studio, Cedar Key

    Rainbow over 2nd Street, Cedar Key, Florida.

    French Broad and Swannanoa River Corridors, Western North Carolina

    photo by:Drew Wallace

    River Arts District in Asheville, North Carolina during the flooding from Tropical Storm Helene in 2024. The French Broad River crested high enough to breach the first floor of the buildings.

    Hotel Casa Blanca, Idlewild, Michigan

    photo by:Ronella McGregory

    Hotel Casa Blanca, Idlewood, Michigan.

    May Hicks Curtis House, Flagstaff, Arizona

    photo by:Josh Edwards of Cornerstone Environmental Consulting, LLC

    May Hicks Curtis House, Flagstaff, Arizona.

    Mystery Castle, Phoenix, Arizona

    photo by:Robert Graham

    Mystery Castle, Phoenix, Arizona.

    Oregon Caves Chateau, Cave Junction, Oregon

    photo by:Friends of the Oregon Caves and Chateau

    Oregon Caves Chateau, Cave Junction, Oregon.

    Pamunkey Indian Reservation, King William, Virginia

    photo by:Ronaldo Lopez, VCU Rice Rivers Center

    The Reservation and surrounding Pamunkey River are the lifeblood of the Pamunkey Indian Tribe in King William, Virginia.

    San Juan Hotel, San Juan, Texas

    photo by:Gabriel Ozuna

    San Juan Hotel, San Juan, Texas.

    Terminal Island Japanese American Tuna Street Buildings, Los Angeles, California

    photo by:Adrian Scott Fine/L.A. Conservancy

    Nanka Shoten and A. Nakamura Co. buildings, Terminal Island, Los Angeles, California.

    The Turtle, Niagara Falls, New York

    photo by:Sara Etten

    The Turtle: Native American Center for the Living Arts, Niagara Falls, New York.

    The Wellington, Pine Hill, New York

    photo by:Shelley Smith

    The Wellington, Pine Hill, New York.

    Read more The National Trust for Historic Preservation 



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    Luz Toro Intl. Assoc. AIA. CPNAA
    Director, Climate Action Resilience Programs
    The American Institute of Architects
    Washington, DC
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