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America's 11 Most Endangered Places - 2008

The National Trust for Historic Preservation's 2008 list of America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places®, an annual list that highlights important examples of the nation's architectural, cultural ...  
 
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partheniaparthenia (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I have to wonder how NTP comes up with this list? It is beyond me how city dwellings esp. add'l group could Ever be preserved from capitalism. Why isnt there more work in small towns especially in the South. I agree w. photolitherland-but would ask Can't you do a better job with your selection process? From the few featured here-they seem to be less than compelling. How much does politics play in these decisions? Does anyone actually read these comments and offer answers?
HRPSonline (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I can't explain how NTHP comes up with their list, but to be fair, there are SO MANY endangered places nationwide. That said, it seems the list could be listS devided into categories: by type of place (structure, site, etc.), by region/state, etc. More needs to be done in regards to 'getting hands dirty' and on local levels. I'm not trying to badmouth NTHP. Im simply sharing some thoughts. We, HRPS, is committed to such actions.
undweller (7 months ago) Show Hide
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What is the National Trust doing to protect endangered properties on the historic countryside, it just seems like your whole focus now is about saving urban structures and places.
HRPSonline (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I dont know EVERY property/structure NTHP is 'working to preserve/protect/save', but I am COMPLETE agreement with you in so much as more needs to be done on local, less-in-the-spotlight areas/regions.
photolitherland (1 month ago) Show Hide
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unfortunately, places like where I live in shit arkansas have no money and therefor, nobody cares about historic structures. To restore just one building downtown would cost roughly 700,000 dollars and private or public organizations in small towns like this dont have the resources to save them and then all the rednecks dont care either so that doesnt help.
photolitherland (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Its such a shame. i am actively involved with my small towns main street society but the buildings are privately owned so we cant tell the owners what to do. And the shitty thing is is that one woman owns about 10 of the 50 some odd buildings that are left that havent been destroyed and all of the buildings she owns are falling to pieces and she doesnt give a flying shit. It breaks my heart to see these buildings fall to pieces because once they are gone, they are gone, replaced by a parking lot
HRPSonline (1 month ago) Show Hide
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What state are you in? In some areas, there is a little-known statute that can be used to acquire neglected properties.
RpKingman (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I wish we could spend our money on historic preservation rather than bombing entire cities overseas.

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